Exam 1 Flashcards

(27 cards)

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Communitive Law

A

A^B is equivalent to B^A

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Associative Law

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A^(B^C) is equivalent to (A^B)^C

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Distributive Law

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A^(B^C) is equivalent to (A^B)^(A^C)

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Identity Equivalence

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A^T=A && AorF=A

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Complementation Law

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AorA’=T && A^A’=F

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6
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DeMorgan’s Law

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(A^B)’ = A’orB’

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7
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Double Negation

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A’’ = A

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Equivalence

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(A implies B) ^ (B implies A)

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Implication Rule

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A implies B == A’orB

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Modus Ponens

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Given A, have A implies B, conclude B

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Modus Tollens

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Given A implies B and B’, conclude A’

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Conjunction

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Given A and B, conclude A^B

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Simplification

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Given A^B, conclude A or B

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Addition

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Given A, conclude AorB

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Hypothetical Syllogism

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Given A implies B and B implies C, conclude A implies C

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Self

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Given AorA, conclude A

17
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Deduction

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Can pull out first term of an implies and add it with an and to the hypothesis

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Contrapositive

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A implies B == B’ implies A’

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Universal Instantiation

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(Ax)Px == Pt for a variable

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Existential Instantiation

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(Ex)Px == Pa, where a is constant

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Universal Generalization

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Px == (Ax)Px, no free variables

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Existential Generalization

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Px or Pa == (Ex)Px, x must not appear before equals

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Neg Rule

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[(Ex)Ax]’ == (Ax)[Ax]’

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Proof by exhaustion

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Check every possible case, must have only a specific number of cases

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Direct Proof
Assume Px, Find Qx
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Contraposition proof
Assume Q'. deduce P'
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Contradiction
Assume P and Q'