LOGIC

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Is a branch of mathematical logic that studies the truth and falsity of propositions.

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PROPOSITIONAL LOGIC

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Derived from the Greek word “logos” which means study, reason, or discourse.

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LOGIC

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It deals with PROPOSITIONS

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LOGIC

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Is a declarative sentence subject for affirmation or denial. It is a statement with truth value; either true (T) or false (F), but not both.

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PROPOSITION

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Also called atomic propositions because they are the building blocks of propositional logic as atoms are considered building blocks in chemistry.

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SIMPLE/CATEGORICAL PROPOSITION

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A declarative sentence that cannot be broken down any further into other component propositions.

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SIMPLE/CATEGORICAL PROPOSITION

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Is a proposition formed from simpler propositions using logical connectors or some combination of logical connectors

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COMPOUND/HYPOTHETICAL PROPOSITION

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TYPE OF CATEGORICAL PROPOSITION

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UNIVERSAL PROPOSITION
PARTICULAR PROPOSITION
SINGULAR PROPOSITION