Application - 1

CS-708 1
Example - 2

CS-708 2
Simplifying a Statement – 3

CS-708 3
Distributive Law in Reverse – 4

CS-708 4
Exercise – 5

CS-708 5
Exercise - 5a

CS-708 6
Conditional Statements - 6

CS-708 7
Conditional Statements – 6a

CS-708 8
Truth Table for p  q - 8

CS-708 9
Conditional Statements or
Implications - 7

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Conditional Statements OR
Implications – 7a

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Example – 9

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Alternative Ways of Expressing
Implications – 10

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Alternative Ways of Expressing Implications – 10a

CS-708 14
Exercise - 11

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Exercise – 11a

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Translating English Sentences to
Symbols - 12

CS-708 17
Translating English Sentences to
Symbols – 12a

CS-708 18
Translating English Sentences to
Symbols – 12b

CS-708 19
Translating English Sentences to
Symbols – (3 – 12c)

CS-708 20
Translating Symbolic Propositions
to English – 13

CS-708 21
Translating Symbolic Propositions
to English – 13a

CS-708 22
Translating Symbolic Propositions
to English – 13b

CS-708 23
Hierarchy of Operations for Logical
Connectives - 14

CS-708 24
Truth Table for p v ~ q ~ p – 20a

CS-708 25
Truth Table for p v ~ q ~ p – 20b

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(p  q) (~p  r) - 21

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(p  q) (~p  r) – 21a

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(p  q) (~p  r) – 21c

CS-708 29
p  q ≡ ~q  ~p- 22

CS-708 30
Implication Law – 23

CS-708 31
Negation of a Conditional
Statement - 15

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Examples – (3 - 16)

CS-708 33
Example – 16a

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Inverse of a Conditional Statement
- 24

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p  q is not equivalent to ~p  ~q
– (3 – 25)

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Writing Inverse – 17

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Writing Inverse – 17a

CS-708 38
Converse of a Conditional
Statement - 26

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Converse of a conditional
Statement – (3 – 27)

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Writing Converse – 18

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Writing Converse – 18a

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Contrapositive of a Conditional
Statement– 28

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Writing Contrapositivity – 19

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Writing Contrapositivity – 19a

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