unit 2 Flashcards

logic & reasoning

1
Q

what does 𝝆 represent in an if-then statement?

A

𝝆 represents the hypothesis, the β€œif” of an if-then statement.

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2
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what does 𝓆 represent in an if-then statement?

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𝓆 represents the conclusion, the β€œthen” of an if-then statement.

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3
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what does ~ (tilde) mean?

A

the ~ (tilde) means the β€œnot”.

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4
Q

what is a propositional statement?

A

a statement that can be true or false

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5
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what is a counterexample?

A

a counterexample is a specific case that meets the hypothesis (𝝆) of a conditional statement.

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6
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what does this symbol mean? ∴

A

this symbol means therefore

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7
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what does this symbol mean? β†’

A

the arrow implies β€œif…, then…”

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8
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what does this symbol mean? 👘

A

this arrow means if and only if (biconditional)

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9
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what does this symbol mean? ∧

A

this symbol means and, which is a conjunction.

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10
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what does this symbol mean? ∨

A

this symbol means or, which is a disjucntion.

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11
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conditional –

A

𝝆→զ
p implies q or if p, then q.

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12
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converse –

A

զ→𝝆
q implies p or if q, then p.
(opposite!!)

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13
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inverse –

A

~𝝆→~Υ¦
not p implies not q or if not p, then not q.

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14
Q

contropositive –

A

~Υ¦β†’~𝝆
not q implies not p or if not q, then not p.

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15
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biconditional –

A

𝝆 👘 Υ¦
p if and only if q

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16
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when should biconditional be used?

A

only used if conditional and converse are both true

17
Q

law of detachment –

A

p→q
p
∴ q

18
Q

law of contropositive –

A

p→q
~q
∴~p

19
Q

law of syllogism –

A

p→q
q→r
p
∴r

20
Q

converse error –

A

p→q
q
∴p

21
Q

inverse error –

A

p→q
~p
∴~q

22
Q

what is a conjunction?

A

a conjunction is an intersection using the word β€œand”

23
Q

conjunction –

A

p ∧ q
p ∩ q

24
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when is a conjunction true?

A

a conjunction is true only when both parts are true.

25
Q

what is a disjunction?

A

a disjunction is a union using the word β€œor”.

26
Q

disjunction –

A

p ∨ q
p βˆͺ q

27
Q

when is a disjunction false?

A

a disjunction is false only when both parts are false.

27
Q

what is a universal set?

A

a universal set are integers from 1-10.