Question 1

General Theory
For 1-3, circle one of a-d:
-A compound sentence is truth-functional if and only if:

Accepted Answer

A)  the truth value of the compound sentence is determined by the truth values of its component sentences 
B)  each of its component sentences is either true or false 
C)  the truth values of the component sentences are determined by the truth values of the compound 
D)  none of these 
A)  the truth value of the compound sentence is determined by the truth values of its component sentences 
B)  each of its component sentences is either true or false 
C)  the truth values of the component sentences are determined by the truth values of the compound 
D)  none of these

Question 2

Symbolizing
Symbolize the following, letting R = "It will rain", U = "The temperature will go up", D = "The temperature goes down", S = "It will snow":
-The temperature will go up only if it doesn't rain, and will go down if it does rain.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Symbolizing
Symbolize the following, letting R = "It...

Question 3

Translating
Translate the following into more or less colloquial English sentences. Let J = "Art gets a new job"; B = "Art gets a new boss"; A = "Art gets a new apartment"; R = "Art get a new roommate."
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Accepted Answer

Art gets a new boss if and onl

Question 4

Translating
Translate the following into more or less colloquial English sentences. Let J = "Art gets a new job"; B = "Art gets a new boss"; A = "Art gets a new apartment"; R = "Art get a new roommate."
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Accepted Answer

If Art gets a new jo

General Theory For 1-3, circle one of a-d: -A compound sentence is truth-functional if and only if:

Symbolizing Symbolize the following, letting R = "It will rain", U = "The temperature will go up", D = "The temperature goes down", S = "It will snow": -The temperature will go up only if it doesn't rain, and will go down if it does rain.

Translating Translate the following into more or less colloquial English sentences. Let J = "Art gets a new job"; B = "Art gets a new boss"; A = "Art gets a new apartment"; R = "Art get a new roommate." -

Translating Translate the following into more or less colloquial English sentences. Let J = "Art gets a new job"; B = "Art gets a new boss"; A = "Art gets a new apartment"; R = "Art get a new roommate." -

Introduction

Truth Tables

Proofs Without CP or IP

Proofs With CP or IP

Sentential Logic Truth Trees

Predicate Logic Symbolization

Predicate Logic Semantics

Predicate Logic Proofs

Relational Predicate Logic

Quantifier Rules Theory

Predicate Logic Truth Trees

Identity

Syllogistic Logic

Informal Fallacies

Inductive Logic

Axiom Systems

Filters

Exam 2: Symbolizing in Sentential Logic

General Theory For 1-3, circle one of a-d: -A compound sentence is truth-functional if and only if:

Symbolizing Symbolize the following, letting R = "It will rain", U = "The temperature will go up", D = "The temperature goes down", S = "It will snow": -The temperature will go up only if it doesn't rain, and will go down if it does rain.

Translating Translate the following into more or less colloquial English sentences. Let J = "Art gets a new job"; B = "Art gets a new boss"; A = "Art gets a new apartment"; R = "Art get a new roommate." -

Translating Translate the following into more or less colloquial English sentences. Let J = "Art gets a new job"; B = "Art gets a new boss"; A = "Art gets a new apartment"; R = "Art get a new roommate." -

Introduction

Truth Tables

Proofs Without CP or IP

Proofs With CP or IP

Sentential Logic Truth Trees

Predicate Logic Symbolization

Predicate Logic Semantics

Predicate Logic Proofs

Relational Predicate Logic

Quantifier Rules Theory

Predicate Logic Truth Trees

Identity

Syllogistic Logic

Informal Fallacies

Inductive Logic

Axiom Systems

Filters