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1.LOGICS
Logics is the science of necessary laws of thoughts without which no employment of understanding and the reason take place.
2.PREPOSITION
The preposition is a sentences that is either True or False but not both.
Example:
Compound Statement:
It is windy but not cold
Let :
p=>It is windy
q=>It is cold ~q=>It is not cold
3.Symbols used:
and , but
or V
Therefore the above example become:
p ~q
That is,
It is windy but not cold .
4.LOGICAL EQUIVALENCE
5.Tautology
An expression which always has the value true is called a tautology. A statement whose form is a tautology is known as “tautological statement”.
6.Contradiction
An expression which always has the value false is called contradiction. .A statement whose form is a contradiction is known as “contradictory statement”.
7.Conditional statement
If p and q are statement variables the conditional of q by p is “if p then q” denoted by “p? q” or “p implies q”.
8.Bi-Conditional Statement
Given statement variable p and q the bi-conditional of p and q is “p if and only if q” and is denoted by p?q.
LOGIC Presentation Transcript:
1.LOGICS
Logics is the science of necessary laws of thoughts without which no employment of understanding and the reason take place.
2.PREPOSITION
The preposition is a sentences that is either True or False but not both.
Example:
Compound Statement:
It is windy but not cold
Let :
p=>It is windy
q=>It is cold ~q=>It is not cold
3.Symbols used:
and , but
or V
Therefore the above example become:
p ~q
That is,
It is windy but not cold .
4.LOGICAL EQUIVALENCE
5.Tautology
An expression which always has the value true is called a tautology. A statement whose form is a tautology is known as “tautological statement”.
6.Contradiction
An expression which always has the value false is called contradiction. .A statement whose form is a contradiction is known as “contradictory statement”.
7.Conditional statement
If p and q are statement variables the conditional of q by p is “if p then q” denoted by “p? q” or “p implies q”.
8.Bi-Conditional Statement
Given statement variable p and q the bi-conditional of p and q is “p if and only if q” and is denoted by p?q.
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