Logical Operators
True or False?
Definitions
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What symbol represents negation and what does it mean?

a tilde - denies or contradicts the proposition

100

When is a conditional proposition true?

T > T

F>T

F>F

100

What is logic?

the art and science of reasoning well

100

a branch of formal, deductive logic in which the basic unit of thought is the proposition

What is propositional logic?

100

if and only if two propositions have identical truth values in a truth table, the propositions are

What is logically equivalent?
200

What is the symbol for conjunction, and what does it mean?

a "dot" - joins two propositions

200

When is a disjunction proposition true?

TvT

TvF

FvT
200

a statement

what is a proposition?

200

a lowercase letter that represents any proposition

What is a propositional variable?

200

a proposition that is always true due to its logical structure

What is a tautology?

300

What is the symbol for disjunction and what does it mean?

a V - means "or"

300

When is a conjunction proposition true?

T*T

300

when it's truth value depends upon the truth values of its component parts, a proposition is...

truth-functional

300

the proposition following the "if" in a conditional proposition

What is the antecedent?

300

a proposition that is false by logical structure

What is self-contradiction?

400

What is the symbol for conditional and what does it mean?

a sideways horseshoe - means one proposition implies the other

400

When is a biconditional proposition true?

T=T

F=F

400

a listing of the possible truth values for a set of one or more propositions

What is a truth table?

400

an uppercase letter that represents a single, given proposition

What is a propositional constant?

400

if the premises are true, the conclusion must be true, so the proposition is...

What is valid?

500

What is the symbol for biconditional and what does it mean?

3 lines - means "if and only if"

500

When is a conditional proposition false?

T>F

500

the equivalence of "if p then q" to "if not q then not p" is called...

What is the rule of transposition?

500

the proposition following the "when" in a conditional proposition

What is the consequent?

500

the number of lines in a truth table for a proposition with 4 variables

What is sixteen?

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