Exam 1 Flashcards

1
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Argument composed of 2 statements followed by a conclusion

A

Syllogism

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2
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An argument is__________ if the conclusion is guaranteed assuming the premises are true

A

Valid

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3
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An Argument is ___________ if the conclusions not guaranteed when the premises are true

A

Invalid

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4
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What is the symbol for negation (Not), the denial of a statement?

A

~

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5
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What is the symbol for Conjuctions, two or more statements connected with the word and?

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6
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What is the symbol for disjunctions 2 or more statements connected by the word or

A

V

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7
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What is the symbol for conditionals, any statement of the form (if p then q) or equivalent

A

->

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8
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All and None are secretly…

A

If Then Statements

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9
Q

The thing that is necessary is the

A

Then part

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10
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Ex. Let p=Karlene has to work tonight Let q=Karlene has homework tonight
Karlene has to work or do homework tonight

A

pVq

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11
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Ex. Let p=Karlene has to work tonight Let q=Karlene has homework tonight
Karlene has to work or has no homework tonight

A

pV~q

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12
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Ex. Let p=Karlene has to work tonight Let q=Karlene has homework tonight
Karlene has no work or she has homework tonight

A

~pVq

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13
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Ex. Let p=Karlene has to work tonight Let q=Karlene has homework tonight
Karlene has work and homework tonight or she has no work and no homework

A

(p^q)V(~p^~q)

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14
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Ex. Let p=Ester’s car has a flat tire, q=Ester takes the bus, r=Ester is late to class
If Ester’s car has a flat tire and she does not take the bus then, Ester is late for class

A

(p^~q)->r

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15
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Ex. Let p=Ester’s car has a flat tire, q=Ester takes the bus, r=Ester is late to class
If Ester’s car does not have a flat tire then she takes the bus or is late for class

A

(~p)->(qVr)

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16
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In a truth table, for a conjunction(and), p^q is only true if

A

p is true and q is true

17
Q

In a truth table, a disjunction (or) pVq is only false if

A

p and q are false

18
Q

In a truth table, a condition (if,then) p->q is only false if

A

p is true and q is false`

19
Q

On a truth table with only p & q what is the pattern for p

A

T T F F

20
Q

On a truth table with only p & q what is the pattern for q

A

T F T F

21
Q

On a truth table with, p, q and r. What is the pattern for p

A

T T T T F F F F

22
Q

On a truth table with p, q and r what is the pattern for q

A

T T F F T T F F

23
Q

On a truth table with p, q and r What is the pattern for r

A

T F T F T F T F

24
Q

If p=I am nice to you and q=You are my friend What is the symbolic for of this sentence?
If I am Nice to you then you are my friend

A

p->q

25
Q

If p=I am nice to you and q=You are my friend What is the symbolic for of this sentence?
If you are my friend, then I am nice to you.

A

q->p

26
Q

If p=I am nice to you and q=You are my friend What is the symbolic for of this sentence?
If I am not nice to you, then you are not my friend.

A

~p->~q

27
Q

If p=I am nice to you and q=You are my friend What is the symbolic for of this sentence?
If you are not my friend, then I am not nice to you.

A

~q->~p

28
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What is the converse of p->q

A

q->p

29
Q

What is the inverse of p->q

A

~p->~q

30
Q

What is the contrapositive of p->q

A

~q->~p

31
Q

In Biconditionals p and only if q is equivalent to

A

p->q

32
Q

Using Biconditionals, if and only if q is

A

p<->q

33
Q

What is the other way you can write a Biconditional for p if and only if q

A

(p->q)^(q->p)