L2 (Math): Logic and Reasoning Flashcards

1
Q

______ is the foundation on which Math is built.

A

Logic

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2
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Definition of Logic

A

The study of correct processes of thinking or reasoning

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3
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What are not mathematical statements?

A
  • statements with unclear truth values
  • opinions
  • questions
  • exclamations
  • imperatives
  • value-judgment statements
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4
Q

What is the symbol for conjunction called?

A

wedge

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5
Q

What is the symbol for disjunction called?

A

vee

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6
Q

What is the symbol for negation called?

A

tilde

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7
Q

All of the operations on mathematical statements are binary operations except for?

A

Negation

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8
Q

If a conditional statement is materially true, it is called?

A

an implication

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9
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If a biconditional statement is materially true, it is called?

A

an equivalence

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10
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A fallacy that attacks the opponent’s character

A

Ad Hominem

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11
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An argument that is assumed to be valid since many people believe it

A

Ad Populum

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12
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Argument that is claimed to be valid because of a famous person (not an expert) supports it

A

Appeal to Authority

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13
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A fallacy that correlates two unrelated events

A

False Cause

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14
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A generalization is made based on a few examples supporting the claim

A

Hasty Generalization

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15
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A logical reasoning from a general statement to a specific instance

A

Deductive Reasoning

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16
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A logical reasoning that is not always valid, and uses specific instances to make general statements

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Inductive Reasoning