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