SOLVE THE FOLLOWING PUZZLES.

1. Which weighs more a kilogram

of iron or a kilogram of cotton?
2. Two fathers and two sons sat down
to eat breakfast. They ate exactly three
eggs, each person had an egg. How is
this possible?
 TRUE OR FALSE
1. The sun is shining.
2. Its raining cats and dogs.
3. The sun is not shining.
4. The sun is shining and its raining cats
and dogs.
5. The sun is shining or its raining cats
and dogs.
 PROPOSITIONAL LOGIC

- The test of truth of propositions that

are formed by other propositions with
the use of logical connectives, and
how their value depends on the truth
value of their components.
SYMBOLISMS
 THE TRUTH VALUE TABLE

p q pq pq
T T F T T
T F F F T
F T T F T
F F T F F
COMPREHENSION CHECK. DETERMINE THE TRUTH VALUE OF THE
FOLLOWING PROPOSITIONS GIVEN THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS AND
THEIR RESPECTIVE TRUTH VALUES.

p: Mathematics is an easy subject. (T)

q: All students hate mathematics. (F)
r: It is hard to understand this lesson. (F)
s: Math is important in our life. (T)