Proposition Flashcards

1
Q

Truth table for a proposition with n distinct variables has how many rows?

A

2^n rows

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2
Q

meaning of: p –> q

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3
Q

what is the contrapositive of

p –> q

A

~q –> ~p

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4
Q

converse of p–>q

A

q–>p

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5
Q

T/F a implication and its contrapositive always have the same value?

A

True

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6
Q

whats p<–>q

A

biconditional

p if and only if q
p iff q
p is a necessary and sufficient condition for q

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7
Q

precedence

A

right-associative
negation applied first

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8
Q

what is a tautology

A

proposition where its truth value is always true

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9
Q

what is a contradiction?

A

proposition is always false

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10
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what is the three — signal?

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11
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truth table

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13
Q

what is satisfiability

A

at least one possible true outcome

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14
Q

what is predicate logic?

A

some property holds true for some set of objects

statement that involves one or more variables whose truth value depends on the values assigned to those variables

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15
Q

how denote a predicate

A

P(x, y)

looks like a function

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16
Q

Universal quantification - every element of some collection has a particular property

A

no value where P(x) is false

17
Q

existential quantitifcation

A

there’s at least one value of x where P(x) is true

18
Q

De Morgans law to negating quantifiers

A
19
Q

restrict domain

x^2 > 0

A

common abuse of formal notation in first. Use the second.

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