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Logic and Set Theory Basics

Venn diagrams, set notation, and basic logical statement vocabulary for an introductory high school math course.

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30 basic cards for High School Math. It opens with "What does ∈ mean?" and "What does A' or A^c represent?". Study it alongside the other High School sets below.

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What does ∈ mean?
Show answeris an element of, or is a member of
What does A' or A^c represent?
Show answerthe complement of set A, all elements not in A
What does |A| mean?
Show answercardinality of set A, the number of elements in A
What is the universal set?
Show answerthe set containing all elements under consideration in a given problem
When are two sets equal?
Show answerwhen they contain exactly the same elements
What are disjoint sets?
Show answersets that have no elements in common, their intersection is empty
What is a conjunction in logic?
Show answera logical AND operation, true only when both statements are true
What is a disjunction in logic?
Show answera logical OR operation, true when at least one statement is true
What is negation in logic?
Show answera logical NOT operation, it reverses the truth value of a statement
What is an implication or conditional statement?
Show answeran if-then statement, false only when the condition is true and the result is false
What is a biconditional statement?
Show answeran if-and-only-if statement, true when both parts have the same truth value
State De Morgan's Law for AND
Show answerNOT(P AND Q) is equivalent to (NOT P) OR (NOT Q)
State De Morgan's Law for OR
Show answerNOT(P OR Q) is equivalent to (NOT P) AND (NOT Q)
What is a truth table?
Show answera table showing all possible truth value combinations and the results of logical operations
What is a tautology?
Show answera statement that is always true regardless of the truth values of its parts

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