Week 5 - Semantics Flashcards

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Q

When is a formula satisfiable?

A

When there is one valuation that means the entire formula is true

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2
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When is a formula valid?

A

When every valuation satisfies it.

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3
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When is an argument semantically valid?

A

When every valuation that evaluates all of the premises to true, also evaluates the conclusion to true.

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4
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How can you check if an argument is semantically valid using a truth table?

A

Any row when the conclusion is false, at least one of the premises is false.

Any row when the conclusion is true, at least one of the premises is true.

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