Chapter 2. Logic

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What is an argument?

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What is a statement?

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What does the conjuction of statements mean?

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What does the disjuction of statements mean?

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When are two statements forms logically equivalent? How would you proove it?

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What is the negation of the statement “John is tall and Jim is a red head”

what is happening here

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What is DeMorgans Law?

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What is a statement from called when its is always true for all the truth values; What is it called when it is always False.

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What are some key statement form logical equivalence forms?

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What is the symbol for exclusive or? Whats the difference between inclusive and exclusive or? Whats the truth table?

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proove using logic equviance statements forms?

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Proove using equvilant statements

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What is a conditional statement form?

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What is the order of operations for ^,v,~ and conditional

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What is a contrapostive of a conditional statement?

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inverse and converse statment are counterpositive of each other. that is why they are logically equivalent

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What is a biconditional Statement?

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Whats type of statement forms would make these statement form a tautology?

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r unless s means; not s then r

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Do question C

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Question 29

Explain if, only if, if and only if

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Explain what makes an argument valid. What is an argument

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what is modus ponens

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What is modus Tollens

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When is an Argument said to be sound?

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What is the contradiction argument form?

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What are the main Valid Argument forms?

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Knights always tell the truth. Knaves always Lie.

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proove the argument is valid

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Question 45

Come Up with a circuit for table

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Question 51

Explain a Half adder circuit

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