CS101-1 Flashcards by John Cedrick Magpantay

Given the following statements:

Statement A: When 4x+2 = 0, x is 0.5.

Statement B: 20 is a prime number.

Statement C: A and B are true.

Identify the truth value of Statement C.

False

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Statement A: 5 + 23 is 28.

Statement B: 31 - 2 is 33.

Statement C: A or B is not true.

Identify the truth value of Statement C.

False

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Evaluate: True AND False

False

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Evaluate: NOT False AND NOT False

True

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If p is true and q is false, what is the truth value of the expression p → q?

False

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Which of the following is an example of a compound proposition?

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not p

p and q

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What is a compound Proposition?

statement that combines 2 or more propositions using connectives (and, or, but)

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What does the logical operator ‘¬’ represent?

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Conjunction

Disjunction

Implication

Negation

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What is the definition of a proposition in logic?

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A statement that is either true or false.

A sentence that can be either a statement or a question.

A command or question.

An assumption that is not verified.

A statement that is either true or false.

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Which of the following is NOT a logical constant?

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True

False

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What is a logical constant

a symbol that has the same meaning no matter what

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hat does proof by exhaustive checking involve?

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Using a single example to prove the statement is true.

Assuming the proposition is true and finding a counterexample.

A method of proof that is never conclusive.

Checking all possible cases to see if the proposition holds true.

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What is the truth table used for?

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To define the syntax of logical expressions.

To simplify complex propositions.

To determine the truth values of propositions under different scenarios.

To create logical conclusions.

To determine the truth values of propositions under different scenarios.

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In propositional logic, what does the symbol ‘→’ signify?

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Conjunction, meaning ‘and’.

Negation, meaning ‘not’.

Disjunction, meaning ‘or’.

Implication, meaning ‘if… then…’

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In conditional proof, what must be demonstrated?

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A counterexample to the premise.

That if the premise is true, then the conclusion must also be true.

That both the premise and conclusion are true.

That the conclusion can be true regardless of the premise.

That if the premise is true, then the conclusion must also be true.

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When constructing a proof by contradiction, what must you assume initially?

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That all premises are valid.

That no conclusions can be drawn.

That the proposition is true.

That the proposition you want to prove is false.

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Which of the following statements best defines ‘if and only if’ (↔)?

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It is a condition that relies solely on the first statement.

Either one can be true for the statement to hold.

Both sides must have the same truth value.

The first must be true for the second to be true, but not vice versa.

Both sides must have the same truth value.

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Which of the following is NOT a valid method of proof?

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Direct proof.

Proof by contradiction.

Proof by contradiction that involves guessing.

Constructive proof.

Proof by contradiction that involves guessing.

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In the expression p ∨ q, what does the ‘∨’ operator represent?

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Logical OR

Logical AND

Logical NOT

Logical implication

Logical OR

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What does the conjunction operator ‘∧’ indicate?

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Both statements must be false.

At least one statement is true.

One statement implies the other.

Both statements must be true.

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Which logical operator indicates that at least one of the statements is true?

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Logical AND (∧)

Logical OR (∨)

Implication (→)

Negation (¬)

Logical OR (∨)

What do we call the situation where ‘p’ implies ‘q’ and ‘q’ implies ‘p’?

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A biconditional statement.

An implication.

A tautology.

A disjunction.

A biconditional statement.

What is a minimal counterexample?

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An example that has multiple variables.

The simplest instance where the proposition fails to hold.

An example that supports the proposition.

The most complex example that invalidates the proposition.

The simplest instance where the proposition fails to hold.

Which method would you use to prove a proposition that claims something is true for all integers?

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Using a single counterexample.

Mathematical induction.

Direct computation of values.

Exhaustive checking of all integers up to a specified number.

Mathematical induction.

Let A = {34, 67, 21, 94, 43}; Let B = {22, 21, 14, 19, 67}; Let C = {94, 67, 34, 32, 22}; And A∈U, B∈U C∈U. Which of the following elements belong to B'\C? Select all that apply. Partial points are awarded. Show answer choices 94 67 43 21 32

Question 3 5 / 5 Let A = {34, 67, 21, 94, 22}; Let B = {22, 42, 14, 19, 67}; Let C = {92, 21, 34, 32, 22}; And A∈U, B∈U C∈U. Which of the following elements belong to (C'∪B)? Select all that apply. Partial points are awarded. Show answer choices 21 67 92 34 22

Question 4 5 / 5 Let A = {34, 67, 21, 94, 22}; Let B = {22, 75, 14, 86, 67}; Let C = {32, 79, 94, 75, 22}; And A∈U, B∈U C∈U. Which of the following elements belong to (A∩C)'? Select all that apply. Partial points are awarded. Show answer choices 67 34 94 75 22

67 34 75

Question 5 5 / 5 Let A = {34, 67, 21, 94, 43}; Let B = {22, 21, 14, 19, 67}; Let C = {94, 67, 34, 32, 22}; And A∈U, B∈U C∈U. Which of the following elements belong to AΔC? Select all that apply. Partial points are awarded. Show answer choices 21 64 32 43 22

21 32 43 22

Question 1 0 / 5 Which of the following is considered a set? Select all that apply. Partial points will not be provided. Show answer choices J = {all natural even numbers that are less than 25 but greater than 26} G = {apple, banana, orange, melon, banana} Y = { x^2 | x ∈ N } A = {5, 2, 8768, 1} O = {1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, ...}

J = {all natural even numbers that are less than 25 but greater than 26} Y = { x^2 | x ∈ N } A = {5, 2, 8768, 1} O = {1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, ...}

Consider this set statement: A space equals space left curly bracket space 12 space comma space 5 space comma space 3 space comma space minus 2 space right curly bracket B space equals space left curly bracket space x plus 2 space vertical line space space x element of A space right curly bracket C space equals space left curly bracket space y minus 7 space vertical line space space y element of B space right curly bracket Which of the following is a member of C? Select ALL that apply. Partial points are NOT awarded. Hide answer choices 0 5 7 -9 1

0 7

Consider this set statement: F equals left curly bracket space a l l space s t r i n g s space t h a t space e n d space w i t h space apostrophe e apostrophe space right curly bracket U equals left curly bracket a l l space s t r i n g s right curly bracket Which of the following elements is a member of F'? Select ALL that apply. Partial points are NOT provided. Hide answer choices eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee equipment ;seotu;wjrecrunse;uc;fuodfjodsslkfe' mahiwagang salamin kailan ba nya aaminin kanyang tunay na pagtingin adorable

equipment ;seotu;wjrecrunse;uc;fuodfjodsslkfe' mahiwagang salamin kailan ba nya aaminin kanyang tunay na pagtingin

Consider this set statement: D equals left curly bracket space x plus 1 space vertical line space x element of natural numbers semicolon space x vertical ellipsis 2 right curly bracket Which of the following is a member of the said set? Select ALL that apply. Partial points are awarded. Partial and negative credit Points may have been deducted for incorrect answers. Hide answer choices -1126298745 2937234983243 29374983572758 0 2047834791

2937234983243 2047834791

Consider the following set statement: H space equals space left curly bracket 1 comma space 3 comma space 5 comma space 7 comma space 11 comma space 13 comma space 17 comma space 19 comma space 23 comma space... right curly bracket Which of the following is an element of the given set? Select ALL that apply. Partial points are NOT awarded. Hide answer choices 28 67 43

67 43

Consider this set statement: A space equals space left curly bracket space 12 space comma space 5 space comma space 3 space comma space minus 2 space right curly bracket B space equals space left curly bracket space x plus 2 space vertical line space space x element of A space right curly bracket C space equals space left curly bracket space y minus 7 space vertical line space space y element of B space right curly bracket Which of the following is not a member of B∩C? Select ALL that apply. Partial points are NOT awarded. Hide answer choices -2 5 0 7 6

-2 5 6

Question 6 3 / 5 Consider this set statement: G space equals space left curly bracket space x plus y space vertical line space space x space less than space 5 semicolon space x element of straight integer numbers semicolon space y element of straight real numbers space right curly bracket Which of the following is a member of the given set above? Select ALL that apply. Partial points are awarded. Partial and negative credit Points may have been deducted for incorrect answers. Hide answer choices -32 2.3 3124 3 0

-32 2.3 3124 3 0

Assume the following statements: A equals left curly bracket space 67 space comma space 18 space comma space 28 space comma space 21 space right curly bracket B equals left curly bracket space 12 space comma space 9 space comma space 11 space comma space 18 space right curly bracket C equals left curly bracket space 23 space comma space 28 space comma space 67 space comma space 1 space right curly bracket U equals left curly bracket space e l e m e n t s space i n space A comma space B comma space a n d space C space right curly bracket Which of the following are not a member of (A∪C)? Select ALL that apply. Partial points will be provided. Hide answer choices 18 11 1 67 12

11 12

Which of the following is the difference between Tuples and Lists? Hide answer choices Tuples can only access two things at a time while lists can access any element anytime. Lists can construct over existing lists to create new lists while tuples cannot. Tuples can have multiple sub-tuples inside it while lists have several bubbles that could be rendered as a set. Lists can be represented in a computer while tuples are offered in a more practical and real-world scenario.

Lists can construct over existing lists to create new lists while tuples cannot.

This is the singular elements that can be used to construct a string. Hide answer choices Alphabet Lemma Language Lambda

Alphabet

Which of the following statements about strings, languages, and alphabets are true? Select all that apply. Partial points are awarded. Hide answer choices A language is a set of strings. Alphabets are a set of elements that can form a string. Strings are a set of alphabets.

A language is a set of strings. Alphabets are a set of elements that can form a string.

This is the operation where two strings are placed next to each other to form a new string. Hide answer choices contempolation contradiction construction concatenation

concatenation

A space equals space less than g comma space w comma space e comma space n greater than B space equals space less than s comma space t comma space a comma space c comma space e comma space y greater than What is cons(head(A), head(B)) ? Hide answer choices

Which of the following is considered two equal tuples? Select all that apply. Partial points are awarded. Hide answer choices (t, o, o, t) = (o, t, t, o) (m, e, o, w) = (m, e, o, w) (a, b, c) = (a, b, c) (R, O, O, M) = (R, 0, O, M)

(m, e, o, w) = (m, e, o, w) (a, b, c) = (a, b, c)

Empty lists do not have heads or tails. T True FALSE

True

Given the following alphabet: B space equals space left curly bracket m comma space a comma space l comma space o comma space i right curly bracket Which of the following is a string over B? Select all that apply. Partial points are awarded. Hide answer choices mailaoiiioiiiooiiioooiiioo ilaoilaoilaoilaoilao llaollaollao lmailoamilaiamilailamialomailm mmlamiliml1ailaoilamiloa

mailaoiiioiiiooiiioooiiioo ilaoilaoilaoilaoilao llaollaollao lmailoamilaiamilailamialomailm

Given the sets below, which of the following is a member of A x B? Select all that apply. Partial points are awarded. A space equals space left curly bracket 4 comma space 2 comma space 0 right curly bracket B space equals space left curly bracket 6 comma space 9 right curly bracket A space cross times space B space equals space left curly bracket space left parenthesis a comma space b right parenthesis space vertical line space a element of A semicolon space b element of B right curly bracket Hide answer choices {4, 6} (0, 6) (4, 9) (9, 0) (6, 2)

(0, 6) (4, 9)

This is the singular elements that can be used to construct a string. Lambda Language Lemma Alphabet

Alphabet

Consider the following lists: A space equals space less than g comma space w comma space e comma space n greater than B space equals space less than s comma space t comma space a comma space c comma space e comma space y greater than What is cons(A,B) ? > <, s, t, a, c, e, y> <, >

<, s, t, a, c, e, y>

Given the following alphabets: A space equals space left curly bracket a comma space b comma space c comma space d comma space e comma space f right curly bracket B space equals space left curly bracket g comma space r comma space e comma space a comma space t right curly bracket And assume C is a string over A and D is a string over B. Which of the following strings would be valid when C and D are concatenated as CD? Select all that apply. Partial points are not awarded. Hide answer choices decaftea fadedtear greatface bead Λ

decaftea fadedtear bead Λ

Given the following alphabet: E space equals space left curly bracket m comma space e comma space o comma space w right curly bracket Which of the following is a string over E? Select all apply. Partial points are not awarded. Hide answer choices meomeowmeowmewoemwneowenw mewmewmewmew meowmeowmeowmeow pspspspspsps emowemowemowemwoemwemweowem

mewmewmewmew meowmeowmeowmeow emowemowemowemwoemwemweowem

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