CP 5 Intro to Formal Logic Flashcards

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Given 2 statements P and Q the _____is P∧Q and the ____ is PVQ

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conjunction
disjucntion

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what is a conjunction

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P∧Q (P and Q)
“both akira and paul have cats”

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what is a disjunction

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PVQ (P or Q)
“Either Sam or Max has a dog”

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TF, PVQ is false when only P and Q are false, P∧Q is true only when P and Q are true

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T, Look at the mother truth table

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What is a conditional statement/implication

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Given statements P and Q, P then Q (P⇒Q)
“P implies Q”
“if P then Q”

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In a truth table a 0 means ___ and a 1 means _____

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false
true

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7
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what does this symbol mean ¬

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not

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Tf the ¬ symbol applies to every letter in the statement

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F, it only applies to the letter its directly touching

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what does logically equivalent mean

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they have identical rows in a truth table

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given P⇒Q, Q⇒P is the ____

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converse

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Given P⇒Q, what is the contrapositive statement

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¬Q⇒¬P

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TF a conditional statement is only false when A is true and B is false

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T, we only care about the antecedent(A) and consequence(B)

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TF a conditional statement is only violated when the antecedent is true but the consequent does not follow.

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T

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what is P⇔Q

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“P if and only if Q”
- means P and Q must have the same truth value then P⇔Q is true
- if they dont match then its false

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15
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what is this symbol “∀”

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The universal quantifier
“for all”
(∀x∈X)P(x): for all x in X, P(x)

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16
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what is this symbol “∃”

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The existential quantifier
“there exists”
(∃x∈X)P(x): there exists an x in X where P(x)

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