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Worksheet time: 3600secs
Let A represent, "Elvis is alive," and let G represent, "Elvis gained weight." Translate the following symbols to English:
∼(A∧G)
(a)
Let A represent, "Elvis is alive," and let G represent, "Elvis gained weight." Translate the following symbols to English:
G→∼A
(a)
If P represents, "I like Pepsi," and C represents, "I like Coke," which symbolic statement means, "I like Pepsi, and I do not like Coke"?
P∨∼C
∼P∧C
P∧∼C
P→∼C
None of the Above
If P represents, "I like Pepsi," and C represents, "I like Coke," which symbolic statement means, "I like Coke, or I like Pepsi"?
C∧P
C∨P
C→P
∼C∨∼P
None of the Above
If P represents, "I like Pepsi," and C represents, "I like Coke," which symbolic statement means, "If I do not like Pepsi, then I like Coke"?
P→C
∼P→∼C
∼P∨C
∼P→C
None of the above
Write the following statement in symbolic notation: “I am going to watch a musical, and I will either laugh or cry.”
Let A = “I am going to watch a musical.”
Let B = “I will laugh.”
Let C = “I will cry.”
(A∧B)∨C
A∧B∨C
A∧(B∨C)
None of the above
"Either it shall rain or it shall not rain" is a
(a)
The symbol ^ represents
or
negation
and
if.....then
Which of the following means "not p or not q"
~p v ~q
p v q
~p v q
p v ~ q
The symbol ^ represents
or
negation
and
if.....then
Which of the following means "not p or not q"
~p v ~q
p v q
~p v q
p v ~ q
The following statements represent p and q
p: the sea is calm
q: the sun is up
Which of the following means "the sea is calm or the sun is not up"
p v ~q
p ^ ~q
p v q
~p v ~q
Which of the following is a contradiction of an A proposition?
E
I
O
None of the above
"Either it shall rain or it shall not rain" is a
(a)
Explain the term "Symbolic" in Symbolic Logic.
The symbol ^ represents
or
negation
and
if.....then
Which of the following means "not p or not q"
~p v ~q
p v q
~p v q
p v ~ q
The following statements represent p and q
p: the sea is calm
q: the sun is up
Which of the following means "the sea is calm or the sun is not up"
p v ~q
p ^ ~q
p v q
~p v ~q
Which of the following is a contradiction of an A proposition?
E
I
O
None of the above
"Either it shall rain or it shall not rain" is a
(a)
Explain the term "Symbolic" in Symbolic Logic.
p: It is raining.
q: The game is cancelled.
If it is raining, then the game is cancelled.
p→q
q→p
p→∼q
∼p∧q
p: It is raining.
q: The game is cancelled.
If it is not raining, then the game is cancelled.
p→q
q→p
∼p→q
∼p∧q
p: It is raining.
q: The game is cancelled.
It is not raining and the game is cancelled.
p→q
q→p
∼p→q
∼p∧q
p: It is raining.
q: The game is cancelled.
r: The boy is sad.
If it is raining and the game is cancelled, then the boy is sad.
p→q∧r
q→p∨r
p∧q→r
∼p∧q∨r
p: It is raining.
q: The game is cancelled.
r: The boy is sad.
The game is cancelled and the boy is sad; therefore, it is raining.
q∧r∴p
q∨r∴p
q→r∧p
q∧∼r→p
g: The girl runs.
h: The rabbit hops.
j: The girl and the rabbit are having fun.
If the girl runs, then the rabbit hops.
The girl runs and the rabbit hops.
The girl runs or the rabbit hops.
If the rabbit hops, then the girl runs.
g: The girl runs.
h: The rabbit hops.
j: The girl and the rabbit are having fun.
If the girl runs, then the rabbit hops and they are having fun.
If the girl runs and the rabbit hops. then they are having fun,
If the girl runs or the rabbit hops, then they are not having fun,
If the rabbit hops, then the girl runs and they are having fun.
g: The girl runs.
h: The rabbit hops.
j: The girl and the rabbit are having fun.
The girl and the rabbit are having fun if the girl runs and the rabbit hops.
The girl runs and the rabbit hops. therefore, they are having fun,
If the girl runs and the rabbit hops, then they are having fun,
The girl and the rabbit are having fun, ,therefore, the girl runs and the rabbit hops.
We use "if and only if " to talk about :
conditional
biconditional
none of the options
"The Tigers will play in the tournament if they win their next game." the Conclusion is:
the Tigers win their next game
they will play in the tournament
none of the options
"If two lines are perpendicular, then they intersect." the Conclusion is:
two lines are perpendicular
they intersect
none of the options
"A polygon is a rectangle if and only if it has four sides" is:
conditional
biconditional
none of the options
"Is a triangle if and only if the sum of the angles is 180° " is:
conditional
biconditional
none of the options
p: Sara likes physics.
q: Sara likes this book.
p→∼q is:
Sara likes physics, Sara not like this book.
If Sara likes physics, then Sara like this book.
none of the options
p: Sara likes physics.
q: Sara likes this book.
p→∼(∼q) is:
Sara likes physics, Sara not like this book.
If Sara likes physics, then Sara likes this book.
none of the options
p↔q
conditional
biconditional
none of the options
T↔F
F
T
none of the options
"If points A, B, and C lie on line l , then they are collinear." the hypothesis is:
points A, B, and C lie on line l
they are collinear
none of the options
If I buy a dress, then I won't get chips.
I bought a dress.
Therefore, I won't get chips.
If it gets rusty, then I can't ride it anymore.
(2) Figure A is a polygon.
(3) ???????
What belongs in line 3?
If you make an insurance claim, then your rates will go up.
Let q represent: Brent takes a vacation.
What is the symbolic representation of this statement?
Therefore, Brent does not work this summer.
Which is not a valid conclusion?
