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1
Section 3.1
  • Statements and Logical Connectives

2
Logic
  • Use of deductive reasoning to come to a
    conclusion given a set of information
  • Founders Aristotle, Leibniz, Boole

3
Statements
  • Foundation of logic is the statement.
  • Examples of statements
  • Sony is the largest employer in Japan.
  • It is snowing.
  • Professor Ryan teaches math.
  • A statement is a sentence whose truth can be
    determined.

4
Logical Connectives
  • And, Or, Ifthen
  • And
  • You must feed the meter and you must park
    between the lines.
  • Both
  • Or
  • You must feed the meter or you must park between
    the lines.
  • One or the other or both (INCLUSIVE OR)

5
Logical Connectives
  • If then
  • If the parking police see your expired meter,
    then you will get a ticket.
  • Relates two ideas

6
Symbols for Statements
  • Lower case letters represent statements
  • p You must feed the meter.
  • q You must park between the lines.

7
Symbols for Connectives
  • Symbols represent logical connectives
  • ? AND
  • V OR
  • NOT
  • ? IFTHEN

8
And Conjunction
  • Example
  • You must feed the meter AND you must park between
    the lines.
  • Let
  • p You must feed the meter.
  • q You must park between the lines.
  • ? AND
  • p ? q
  • CONJUNCTION

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Or Disjunction
  • Example
  • You must feed the meter OR you must park between
    the lines.
  • Let
  • p You must feed the meter.
  • q You must park between the lines.
  • V OR
  • p V q
  • DISJUNCTION

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Not Negation
  • Example
  • You must not feed the meter.
  • Let
  • p You must feed the meter.
  • NOT
  • p
  • NEGATION

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If then Conditional
  • Ifthen symbolized by ?
  • p ? q is read If p, then q
  • If you are over 16, then you may drive.
  • p You are over 16.
  • q You may drive.
  • p ? q

12
Translate English into Symbols
  • Example
  • Sony will replace the product and Sony will not
    give a credit toward a future purchase.
  • Let
  • p Sony will replace the product.
  • q Sony will give a credit toward a future
    purchase
  • ? AND
  • p ? q

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Translate English into Symbols
  • Example
  • Sony will not replace the product and Sony will
    give a credit toward a future purchase.
  • Let
  • p Sony will replace the product.
  • q Sony will give a credit toward a future
    purchase
  • ? AND
  • p ? q

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Other Words for And
  • Consider the following
  • Sony will not replace the product,
  • but Sony will give a credit toward a future
    purchase.
  • however, Sony will give a credit toward a future
    purchase.
  • nevertheless, Sony will give a credit toward a
    future purchase.
  • What is the sense of each of these statements?
  • All the blue words mean and.

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Negation and Parentheses It is not the case
that
  • p It is warm.
  • q It is sunny.
  • NOT
  • ? AND
  • p ? q
  • It is not warm and it is sunny.
  • What would (p ? q) be?
  • It is not the case that it is warm and it is
    sunny.

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Parentheses and the Conditional Statement
  • p You are over 16.
  • q You may drive.
  • What does p ? q mean?
  • If you are not over 16 then you may not drive.
  • What does (p ?q) mean?
  • It is not the case that if you are over 16
    then you may drive.

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Order of Operations
  • p V q gt r
  • Which operation is done first?
  • Order of Operations ( )
  • ? V
  • ?
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