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| A phrase that is either true or false |
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| Displays all possible values and corresponding results. |
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| Negation of a compound statement. |
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| A statement whos result is always true. |
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| A statement whos results are always false. |
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| A sequence of premesis, that if true, leads to a conclusion. |
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| An argument that contains two premisis and a conclusion (with a term in common). |
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| An error in reasoning which results in an invalid argument. |
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| Part of a sequence that gives information about the subject. |
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| collection of elements (objects). |
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| One of the items within a set. |
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| Every element in a second set is within (comes from) an original set. |
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| A subset where the original set has at least one additional item. |
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| Prove modus tollens instead of proving if P(x) then Q(x). |
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| Pythogoras -> a^2 + b^2 = c^2 / Theoreme -> sqrt(2) is irrational. |
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| a subsidiary preposition. |
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| Conquered spain in 711bc. |
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| -> father of algebra and Algorithm -> came from his name. |
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| Conjunctive Simplification |
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| Contraposition in P then Q Form |
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