2-3 Laws of Logic and Definitions Flashcards

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Conditional

A

If p then q

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Converse

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If q then p

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3
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Bi conditional

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P if and only if Q

Q if and only if P

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4
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Good definition

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A statement that can help you identify or classify an object.

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The Law of Detachment

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If a given conditional is true, and a separate statement is equivalent to the hypothesis of the given conditional, then you can make an equivalent conclusion statement for that separate statement.

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The law of Syllogism (The chain Law)

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In two conditionals, if the conclusion of one is found as the hypothesis of the other, then a new conditional can be created using that one’s hypothesis with the others conclusion

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