This symbol joins two propositions and is true if and only if both propositions are true.
What is a dot?
This represents which Rule of Inference?
P • Q
∴ P
What is Simplification?
The proposition that follows the "then" in a conditional proposition.
What is the consequent?
This represents which Rule of Replacement?
~ ~ P becomes P
What is Double Negation?
This represents which Rule of Inference?
P ⊃ Q
P
∴ Q
What is Modus Ponens?
This symbol joins two propositions and is false if and only if both propositions are false.
What is "v"?
This represents which Rule of Inference?
P ⊃ Q
~ Q
∴ ~ P
What is Modus Tollens?
The proposition that follows the "if" in a conditional propostition.
What is the antecedent?
This represents which Rule of Replacement?
P ∨ (Q • R) becomes (P ∨ Q) • (P ∨ R)
What is Distribution?
This represents which Rule of Inference?
P ⊃ Q
Q ⊃ R
∴ P ⊃ R
What is Hypothetical Syllogism?
This symbol denies or contradicts a proposition.
What is a tilde? (~)
This represents which Rule of Inference?
P
∴ P ∨ Q
What is Addition?
What is a compound proposition?
This represents which Rule of Replacement?
~ (P • Q) becomes
~P ∨ ~Q
What is De Morgan's Theorem?
This represents which Rule of Inference?
P
Q
∴ P • Q
What is Conjunction?
This symbol represents "if and only if."
What is an equal sign with three lines?
This represents which Rule of Inference?
P ⊃ Q
∴ P ⊃ (P • Q)
What is Absorption?
A proposition with only one component part.
What is a simple proposition?
This represents which Rule of Replacement?
(P ⊃ Q) becomes (~P ∨ Q)
What is Material Implication?
This represents which Rule of Inference?
(P ⊃ Q) • (R ⊃ S)
P ∨ R
∴ Q ∨ S
What is Constructive Dilemma?
This symbol asserts that one component (the antecedent) implies the other (consequent).
What is the horseshoe (or conditional)?
This represents which Rule of Inference?
P ∨ Q
~ P
∴ Q
What is Disjunctive Syllogism?
The branch of formal, deductive logic in which the basic unit of thought is the proposition.
What is Propositional Logic?
This represents which Rule of Replacement?
~ (P ∨ Q) becomes (~P • ~Q).
What is De Morgan's Theorem?
This represents which Rule of Inference?
P ⊃ Q
∴ P ⊃ (P • Q)
What is Absorption?