Logic

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If A then B. A is true, therefore B is true. This is an example of a.

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True/Valid formal argument

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Name three examples of formal logic.

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Sentential, Predicate, and Aristotelian logic

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If A then B. B therefore A is an example of a

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Formal fallecy

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Which argument preserves the truth through its conclusion?

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Deductive

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Which argument arrives at the truth through data collection and inferring when not truly knowing yet? (The truth not always preserved)

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Inductive

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What is any argument consisted of?

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Makes a factual claim/assertion, therefore must have a premises with supporting grounds to express a claim and conclusion

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What are some branches of Deductive formal logic?

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Aristotelian, Predicate, Sentential logic

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Premesis = T

Conclusion = T

Would be what kind of Deductive argument?

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Valid Deductive

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Premesis = T

Conclusion = T

Would be what kind of Deductive argument?

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Valid Deductive

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Premesis = False

Conclusion = True

Would be what kind of Deductive argument?

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Deductively valid but unsound

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All, everyone, you all are examples of what?

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Universal positive statements

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What would a Syllogrism sentence be

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Sentence composed of a minor Term which is the subject the sentence is built around, a middle term connecting the minor term to the conclusion.

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How would you describe the word Immaculate using meta language terms?

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10 letters, adjective

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What are some molecular sentence variable operators?

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Negation, conjunction, disjunction, conditional, biconditional

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How would you describe the dog park using objective language?

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Lots of dogs with their owners, dog toys, trees, grass

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What are 5 types of compound or molecular sentences?

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Negation, conjunction, disjunction, conditional, biconditional

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What is the purpose of a negation?

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Proclaims an proposition or variable to be not true, or the inverse of its default meaning.

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What does a conjunction do?

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Joins two variables making them conditionally co- dependant on one another being true to preserve a true output

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A conditional can be true in how many ways?

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Three

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Conjunctive statements can be false in how many ways?

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Three

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An invalid argument usually consists of?

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True premises, and false conclusion

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Disjunction statements can be true in how many ways?

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Three

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Which operation do the symbols express?

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Association

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Which operation do the symbols express?

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Association

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What operation do the symbols express?

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De Morgans theorem

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Which operation do the symbols express?

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Association

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What operation do the symbols express?

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De Morgans theorem

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What operation do the symbols express?

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Implication

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Which operation do the symbols express?

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Association

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What operation do the symbols express?

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De Morgans theorem

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What operation do the symbols express?

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Implication

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What operation do the symbols express?

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Equivalence

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Which operation do the symbols express?

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Association

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What operation do the symbols express?

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De Morgans theorem

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What operation do the symbols express?

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Implication

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What operation do the symbols express?

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Equivalence

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What operation do the symbols express?

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Distribution

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Which operation do the symbols express?

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Association

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What operation do the symbols express?

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De Morgans theorem

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What operation do the symbols express?

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Implication

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What operation do the symbols express?

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Equivalence

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What operation do the symbols express?

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Distribution

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What operation do the symbols express?

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Idempotence

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Which operation do the symbols express?

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Association

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What operation do the symbols express?

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De Morgans theorem

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What operation do the symbols express?

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Implication

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What operation do the symbols express?

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Equivalence

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What operation do the symbols express?

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Distribution

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What operation do the symbols express?

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Idempotence

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What operation do the symbols express?

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Transposition

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Which operation do the symbols express?

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Association

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What operation do the symbols express?

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De Morgans theorem

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What operation do the symbols express?

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Implication

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What operation do the symbols express?

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Equivalence

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What operation do the symbols express?

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Distribution

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What operation do the symbols express?

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Idempotence

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What operation do the symbols express?

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Transposition

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What operation do the symbols express?

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Commutation

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Which operation do the symbols express?

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Association

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What operation do the symbols express?

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De Morgans theorem

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What operation do the symbols express?

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Implication

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What operation do the symbols express?

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Equivalence

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What operation do the symbols express?

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Distribution

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What operation do the symbols express?

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Idempotence

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What operation do the symbols express?

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Transposition

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What operation do the symbols express?

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Commutation

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What operation do the symbols express?

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Exportation

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Double negation