Exam 1 Flashcards
!(p ^ q)
!p v !q (De Morgan)
conjecture of p and q
p ^ q
p ^ T == p
Identity Laws
p v F == P
Identity Laws
p v T == T
Domination Laws
p ^ F ==F
Domination Laws
p v !p == T
Negation Laws
p v p == p
Idempotent Laws
p ^ p == p
Idempotent Laws
!(!p) == p
Double Negation Laws
p v q
!p -> q
p v q == q v p
Commutative Laws
p ^ q == q ^ p
Commutative Laws
p ^ !p == F
Negation Laws
(p v q) v r == p v (q v r)
Associative Laws
p v (q ^ r) == (p v q) ^ (p v r)
Distributive Laws
p v (p ^ q) == p
Absorption Laws
p -> q
!p v q
!(p v q)
!p ^ !q (De Morgan)
p ^ q
!(p -> !q)
!q ^ (p ->q) -> !p
Modus Tollens
p -> q
!q -> !p
!ExP(x)
Ax!P(x)
!AxP(x)
Ex!P(x)
p ^ (p -> q) -> q
Modus Ponenss
((p->q) ^ (q->r ))-> (p->r)
Hypothetical syllogism
p->(p v q)
Addition
(p ^ q) -> P
Simplification
((p) ^ (q)) -> (p ^ q)
Conjunction
((p v q) ^ (!p v r)) -> (q v r)
Resolution
even integer
if there exists an integer k such tat n=2k
odd integer
if there exists an integer such that n = 2k + 1
perfect square
if there exists an integer p such that a=b^2
Proof by contradiction
p->q == !q -> !p show that contrapositive is true
rational number
if there exists an integers p and q with q != 0 such that r = p/q
irrational number
if a number can not be made via p/q