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39 Cards in this Set
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The Inclusive Or. if I buy apples, then I buy either bananas or grapes.
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A--->B or G
notB and notG ---> not A |
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The Exclusive Or (but not both). If I buy figs, then I will buy grapes or kiwi, but not both.
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if F ---> exactly one of G or K
if notG and notK ---> notF ...................................... if not exactly one of G or K --->not F |
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If, but only if, statements.
Sally will buy R if, and only if, she buys S |
R <---> S[RS]
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if cherries, then no toffee
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C ---> notT
T ---> not C |
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No marshmallow unless toffee
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if notT ---> notM
M ---> T |
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The Exclusive "or","but not Both"...If I buy figs, then I will buy grapes or kiwi, but not both.
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F ---> Exactly one of G or K
contraposed if Not Exactly one of G or K -->not F |
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"If, but only if"....Sally will buy raspberries if, and only if, she buys strawberries
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[RS]
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if cherries, then no toffee
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if C ---> not T,
if T ---> not C |
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No marshmallows unless toffee
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If not T ---> not M,
if M ---> T |
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Peanuts only if marshmallows
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If P ---> M,
If not M ---> not P |
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Only sundaes with sprinkles have marshmallows
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If M ---> S,
If not S ---> M |
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You cannot have both fudge and sprinkles
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If F ---> not S,
If S ---> not F |
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No fudge without cherries
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If C ---> F,
If not F ---> not C |
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No whipped cream, then sprinkles
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If not W ---> S,
If not S ---> W |
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Cherries if, but only if, whipped cream
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[CW]
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if P is chosen, then neither K nor L is chosen.
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if P ---> not K and not L,
If K or L ---> not P |
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When principle question is concerned, where might the principle be placed?
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The test might put the broad principle in the stimulus or in the answer choices.
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If A, then B
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Translates to A—->B
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Any A is B
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Translates to A—->B
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All A are B
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Translates to A—->B
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A only if/when B
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Translates to A—–>B
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Only B are A
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Translates to A—–>B
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No A unless B
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Translates to A—->B
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No A is B
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Translates to A—->Not B
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A unless B
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Translates to Not B—>A
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Neither A nor B is C
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Translates to A or B–>Not C
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C if B or if A
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Translates to A or B—>C
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A if, and only if B
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Translates to A<—–>B
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TRANSLATE: No ballerinas are clumsy
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B ---> not C
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TRANSLATE: If you are a ballerinia then you are not clumsy
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B --->not C
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TRANSLATE: No apples are vegetables
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V ---> notA
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TRANSLATE: M if N or if O
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N or O --->M
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I will go to the park unless I stay home.
This is the same as “I will go to the park if I do not stay home” or… |
I will go to the park unless I stay home.
This is the same as “I will go to the park if I do not stay home” or… IF Not Home then Park IF Not Park then Home |
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Unless you apply the brakes, you will crash.
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If Not Crash then Braked
If Not Braked then Crashed |
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Unless you get a Job you will grow hungry
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no Job ---> Hungry
Not Hungry ---> Job |
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Unless you practice you will suck at golf forever
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Not sucking at golf ---> then you practiced
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If he is Good golfer then he must practice
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Good Golfers ---> Practice
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Without practice you will not become good golfer
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Good Golfer then Practice
GoodGolfer --->P |
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All golfers good golfers practice, therefore, practice makes good golfer.
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Good Golfer then Practice, therefore P
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