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Discrete Math: Logic and Proofs

Propositional and predicate logic and core proof techniques from an intro discrete mathematics course.

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41 basic cards for College Discrete Math. Set 6 of 11 in Discrete Math. It opens with "What is a proposition?" and "What is a truth value?". Study it alongside the other College sets below.

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What is a proposition?
Show answerA declarative statement that is either true or false, but not both.
What is a truth value?
Show answerThe property of being either true or false.
Define conjunction (AND) in logic.
Show answerThe logical operation where p AND q is true only when both p and q are true.
Define disjunction (OR) in logic.
Show answerThe logical operation where p OR q is true when at least one of p or q is true.
Define negation (NOT) in logic.
Show answerThe logical operation where NOT p reverses the truth value of p.
What is a conditional statement?
Show answerA statement p IMPLIES q, which is false only when p is true and q is false.
What is a biconditional statement?
Show answerA statement p if and only if q (p IFF q), true when p and q have the same truth value.
What is the converse of p IMPLIES q?
Show answerThe statement q IMPLIES p.
What is the inverse of p IMPLIES q?
Show answerThe statement (NOT p) IMPLIES (NOT q).
What is the contrapositive of p IMPLIES q?
Show answerThe statement (NOT q) IMPLIES (NOT p).
What is a tautology?
Show answerA proposition that is true under every possible interpretation or truth assignment.
What is a contradiction?
Show answerA proposition that is false under every possible interpretation or truth assignment.
What is a contingency?
Show answerA proposition that is true under some interpretations and false under others.
State De Morgan's Law for conjunction.
Show answerNOT (p AND q) is logically equivalent to (NOT p) OR (NOT q).
State De Morgan's Law for disjunction.
Show answerNOT (p OR q) is logically equivalent to (NOT p) AND (NOT q).

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