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Chapter 1: Logic Chapter 1: Logic
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1.1 Propositions and logical operations
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Different ways to express a conjunction in English
The disjunction operation
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Ambiguity of “or” in English
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1.1.2: Propositions and logical operations.
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1.2 Evaluating compound propositions
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Example 1.2.1: Searching the web.
Filling in the rows of a truth table
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Example 1.2.2: Logic in electronic devices.
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1.2.3: Truth values for compound propositions.
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1.2.4: Writing truth tables.
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1.2.5: Translating compound propositions into English sentences.
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1.3 Conditional statements
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The converse, contrapositive, and inverse
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The biconditional operation
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Compound propositions with conditional and biconditional operations
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Example 1.3.1: Automatic degree requirements check.
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1.4 Logical equivalence
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De Morgan’s laws
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1.5 Laws of propositional logic
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Using the laws of propositional logic to show logical equivalence
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De Morgan’s law
Conditional identity
Double negation law
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1.5.3: Expand then reduce the proposition.
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Distributive
Commutative
De Morgan’s
Conditional
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1.6 Predicates and quantifiers
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Universal quantifier
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Existential quantifier
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1.7 Quantified statements
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Translating between English statements and quantified statements
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1.7.4: Quantified statements in logic and English.
Example 1.7.1: Translating quantified statements from English to logic.
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1.8 De Morgan’s law for quantified statements
De Morgan’s law for quantified statements
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1.9 Nested quantifiers
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Nested quantifiers of the same type
Alternating nested quantifiers
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De Morgan’s law with nested quantifiers
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1.10 More nested quantified statements
Using logic to express “everyone else”
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Expressing uniqueness in quantified statements
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Moving quantifiers in logical statements
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1.11 Logical reasoning
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1.12 Rules of inference with propositions
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1.13 Rules of inference with quantifiers
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is an arbitrary element of the domain
Multiple uses of existential instantiation: a common mistake
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Showing an argument with quantified statements is invalid
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