M1. Intro To DISMATH Flashcards

1
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___ is the study of mathematical structures that are countable or otherwise distinct and separable

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Discrete mathematics

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2
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It is based upon continuous number line or the real numbers. It is characterized by the fact that between any two numbers, there are almost always an infinite set of numbers. F

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Continuous Mathematics

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3
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It involves distinct values; i.e. between any two points, there are a countable number of points.

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Discrete Mathematics

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4
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__ is the mathematical language of computer science

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Discrete Mathematics

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5
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____is at the heart of problem solving

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Mathematics

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6
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To justify why a particular way of solving a problem is correct or efficient (i.e., better than another way) requires analysis with a ____.

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well-defined mathematical model

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7
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Applications of Discrete Mathematics

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Storing files in a computer
Scheduling problems
Computer graphics
Networks
Analog clocks
Cryptography
Cellular communication
Railway planning
Digital image processing
Google maps
Web searches

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8
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__ is a science of necessary inference or study of reasoning

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Logic

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9
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Logic identifies valid ____

A

mathematical argument

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10
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__ dealt with arguments in the natural language used by humans.

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Logic

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11
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____is a kind of language, where everything is designed to have a precise
meaning.

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Mathematical Logic

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12
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Logic comes into computer science in many different ways:

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Digital circuit logic
Proof of correctness of programs, verification
Automated reasoning in artificial intelligence
Database query language

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13
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___ are the meanings of statements

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propositions

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14
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Proposition is a ____ statement that is either true or false but not both

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declarative

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15
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We say that the truth value of a proposition is either true (T) or false (F) which corresponds to___in digital circuits

A

1 and 0

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16
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Proposition or not?
The current president of the United States is Joe Biden.

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This is a proposition because it is a declarative sentence and we can determine its truth value by checking facts that will prove that Joe Biden is the incumbent president of the US. At this point, the truth value of this proposition is TRUE.

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17
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Proposition or not?
Do you have extra paper?

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This is NOT a proposition because it is not a declarative statement. It is an interrogative statement and we cannot determine its truth value to be true or false

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18
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Discrete Mathematics also has its own sets of operations and operators or sometimes called ___that we can use on propositions

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connectives

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19
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__ are grammatically independent expressions of information

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Simple propositions

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20
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___ consist of two or more propositions joined by connectives such as “and”, “or”, “but” and others.

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Compound propositions

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21
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(^) This is a __ connective

22
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(v) This is a __ connective

23
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(~) This is a __ connective

24
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(->) This is a __ connective

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implies (implications)

25
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(<–>) This is a __ connective

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equivalent to (biconditional)

26
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___ negates the values. Such that true becomes false

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~ | negation (Not)

27
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All condition must be true to have an output of true

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conjunction (And)

28
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If at least one is true, then it is true

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Disjunction (or)

29
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If same values, then true, otherwise can only be true if the second option is true

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implication (if-then)

30
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The input needs to be the same or equal

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Biconditional (if and only if)

31
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The input needs to be the same or equal

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Biconditional (if and only if)

32
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Exactly one true or odd number of true

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Exclusive OR (XOR)

33
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Order the following

()
XOR
<–>
->
v
~

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()
~

v
->
<–>
XOR

34
Q

our __ carries with it distinct characteristics, qualities, traits and abilities that are supposedly most dominant in one sex over the other

35
Q

these social roles we play and expectations we meet has always been appreciated by ____

36
Q

sexual feelings, sexual orientation or preference comes with ____

A

attraction

37
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___ is a powerful drive or motivation for doing something positive for the one you are attracted to

A

sexual attraction

37
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___ is a powerful drive or motivation for doing something positive for the one you are attracted to

A

sexual attraction

38
Q

True or False
The only thing the Catholic or Christian perspective objects to is not homosexuality but homosexual acts.

39
Q

True or False
Falling in love is love

A

False
Falling in love is not love
a very strong attraction toward another person, which is what falling in love actually is

40
Q

Falling in love is specifically a ____experience

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sex-linked erotic

41
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one falls in love only when one is consciously or unconsciously ____

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sexually motivated

42
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Falling in love is a genetically determined instinctual component of ____

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mating behavior

43
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Falling in love is a powerful experience or an ____

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experience of power

44
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___simply refers to that feeling of inadequacy, that there is something lacking in ourselves

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ego boundaries

45
Q

we fall in love with, or simply get attracted to, the most unlikely person, because there is something in that person that unconsciously we feel could fill in what we lack—could fill in our___

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inadequacy

46
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feeling that our lack has been filled up makes us feel powerful—we are inadequate no more—the ____

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“two of us are enough”

47
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lovers fall out of love when ___snap back, when the feeling of inadequacy attacks once again—because even if there were a powerful merging of identities, one would always remain to be one’s own identity and no matter how powerful the merging is, there would still exist an inadequacy

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ego boundaries

48
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falling out of love is actually the point when we have to decide either to dissolve the ties of the relationship or to initiate the work of___

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real loving

49
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real or true love is a ____: to be with the other person no matter what & to grow with that person

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choice and a commitment