Among the following determinations, ( ) violates the requirements of the basic laws of ordinary logic. A． SAP is true and SEP is true B. SEP is true and SOP is true

If the answer to this question is B, and I don’t know who made the answer, that would be a big joke. In the correspondence relationship, if SEP is true, SOP must be true. Therefore, B does not violate the basic laws of logic and is correct.

The answer to this question should be A, because SAP and SEP form an opposing relationship. They can be both false but not true. When SAP is true, SEP cannot be true again, and SAP must be affirmed at the same time. True to SEP, it violates the law of contradiction.