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| A conjunction is true when... |
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| Both statements are true! |
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| A disjunction is only false when... |
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| Both statements are false! |
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| A conditional statement is only false when... |
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Something true implies something false.
p --> q
(T --> F) |
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| The converse of the conditional statement p --> q is? |
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| The inverse of the conditional statement p --> q is? |
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| The contrapositive of the conditional statement p --> q is? |
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| Give an appropriate definition for Logically Equivalent. |
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| Two things that are logically equivalent have the same truth value! |
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| The conditional statement is always logically equivalent to the... |
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| The biconditional statement is true when... |
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| Both statements are true, or both statements are false. |
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| If p is true, and q is false, what can be said about p --> q? |
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| It's false! A conditional statement is false when T --> F! |
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