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This document contains section headings for a course on logic and symbolic logic. The sections cover topics such as conditional statements, truth tables, translating between English and symbolic notation, and logical connectives. Some specific topics covered include implications, inverses, converses, contrapositives, and equivalence.
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Lecture 03
- 1. CS-708 Application - 1
- 2. CS-708 Example - 2
- 3. CS-708 Simplifying a Statement – 3
- 4. CS-708 Distributive Law in Reverse – 4
- 5. CS-708 Exercise – 5
- 6. CS-708 Exercise - 5a
- 8. CS-708 Conditional Statements – 6a
- 9. CS-708 Truth Table for p q - 8
- 10. CS-708 Conditional Statements or Implications - 7
- 11. CS-708 Conditional Statements OR Implications – 7a
- 12. CS-708 Example – 9
- 13. CS-708 Alternative Ways of Expressing Implications – 10
- 14. CS-708 Alternative Ways of Expressing Implications – 10a
- 15. CS-708 Exercise - 11
- 16. CS-708 Exercise – 11a
- 17. CS-708 Translating English Sentences to Symbols - 12
- 18. CS-708 Translating English Sentences to Symbols – 12a
- 19. CS-708 Translating English Sentences to Symbols – 12b
- 20. CS-708 Translating English Sentences to Symbols – (3 – 12c)
- 21. CS-708 Translating Symbolic Propositions to English – 13
- 22. CS-708 Translating Symbolic Propositions to English – 13a
- 23. CS-708 Translating Symbolic Propositions to English – 13b
- 24. CS-708 Hierarchy of Operations for Logical Connectives - 14
- 25. CS-708 Truth Table for p v ~ q ~ p – 20a
- 26. CS-708 Truth Table for p v ~ q ~ p – 20b
- 27. CS-708 (p q) (~p r) - 21
- 28. CS-708 (p q) (~p r) – 21a
- 29. CS-708 (p q) (~p r) – 21c
- 30. CS-708 p q ≡ ~q ~p- 22
- 31. CS-708 Implication Law – 23
- 32. CS-708 Negation of a Conditional Statement - 15
- 33. CS-708 Examples – (3 - 16)
- 34. CS-708 Example – 16a
- 35. CS-708 Inverse of a Conditional Statement - 24
- 36. CS-708 p q is not equivalent to ~p ~q – (3 – 25)
- 37. CS-708 Writing Inverse – 17
- 38. CS-708 Writing Inverse – 17a
- 39. CS-708 Converse of a Conditional Statement - 26
- 40. CS-708 Converse of a conditional Statement – (3 – 27)
- 41. CS-708 Writing Converse – 18
- 42. CS-708 Writing Converse – 18a
- 43. CS-708 Contrapositive of a Conditional Statement– 28
- 44. CS-708 Writing Contrapositivity – 19
- 45. CS-708 Writing Contrapositivity – 19a