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The cities of Atlanta, Chicago, Philadelphia, and San Diego held conventions this summer for collectors of coins,

stamps, comic books, and


baseball cards. From the following clues, which collectors met in which city?
a. The comic book collectors’ conventions was in August, as was the convention held in Chicago.
b. The baseball card collection did not meet in Philadelphia, and the coin collector did not meet in San Diego or Chicago. 
c. The convention in Atlanta was held during the week of July 4, whereas the coin collectors convention was held the week after that. 
d. The convention in Chicago had more collectors attending it than it did the stamp collectors convention.

Coins – Philadelphia
Baseball cards – Chicago
Comic Books - San Diego
Stamps – Atlanta

Each of four siblings (Edmund, Genalyn, Madelyn and Sonia) bought four different cars, one chooses a Honda car, a Mitsubishi car,
another Toyota car and the other Suzuki car. From the following clues, determine which sibling bought which car.
a. Edmund living alone, stays next door to his sister who bought the Honda car and very far from his sister who bought the Suzuki car. 
b. Genalyn, living alone also, is younger than the one who bought a Mitsubishi car and older than her sibling who bought the Toyota car.
c. Madelyn did not like Toyota and Suzuki cars, but she and her sibling, who bought the Toyota car live in the same house. 

Edmund - Mitsubishi.
Genalyn - Subaru.
Madelyn - Honda.
Sonia - Toyota.

Michael, Clarissa. Reggie, and Ellen are attending Florida State University (FSU). One student is a computer science major, one is a
chemistry major, one is business major, and one is a biology major. From the following clues, determine which major each student is
pursuing. 
a. Michael and the computer science major are next-door neighbors.
b. Clarissa and the chemistry major have attended FSU for 2 years. Reggie has attended for 3 years, and the biology major has attended
FSU for 4 years. 
c. Ellen has attended FSU for few years than Michael.
d. The business major has attended FSU for two years.

Michael - Biology
Clarissa - Business
Reggie - Computer science
Ellen - Chemistry
The Changs, Steinbergs, Ontkeans, and Gonzaleses were winners in the All-State Cooking Contest. There was a winner in each of four
categories: soup, entrée, salad, and dessert. From the following clues, determine in which category each family was the winner. a. The
soups were judged before the Ontkeans’ winning entry. b. This year’s contest was the first for the Steinbergs and for the winner in the
dessert category. The Changs and the winner of the soup category entered last year’s contest. c. The winning entrée took 2 hours to cook,
whereas the Steinberg’s entrée required no cooking at all.

Changs – Entrée
Steinbergs – Salad
Ontkeans – Dessert
Gonzaleses – Soup

Let C(x) denote the predicate "x is in the correct place". The translation of the statement:
Something is not in the correct place.
Into logical expressions using predicates, quantifiers and logical connectives is _______.

Let C(x) denote the predicate "x is in the correct place", let E(x) denote the predicate "x is in excellent condition", and let T(x) denote the
predicate "x is a tool" and suppose that the domain consists of all tools. The translation of the statement:
All tools are in the correct place and are in excellent condition.
Into logical expressions using predicates, quantifiers and logical connectives is _______.

Let C(x) denote the predicate "x is in the correct place", let E(x) denote the predicate "x is in excellent condition", and let T(x) denote the
predicate "x is a tool" and suppose that the domain consists of all tools. The translation of the statement:
Everything is in the correct place and is in excellent condition.
Into logical expressions using predicates, quantifiers and logical connectives is _______.

Let C(x) denote the predicate "x is in the correct place", let E(x) denote the predicate "x is in excellent condition", and let T(x) denote the
predicate "x is a tool" and suppose that the domain consists of all tools. The translation of the statement:
Nothing is in the correct place and is in excellent condition.
Into logical expressions using predicates, quantifiers and logical connectives is _______.
The expression of the statement
All dogs (D) have fleas (F)
Using quantifiers is _______.

Which of the followingg is NOT a function? Which of the following is a function?

Select each graph or table that is a function. You must select all correct answers.

Which relation is equivalent to the following set of ordered pairs?

Which of the following gives the correct domain and range for the relation in the table?
Translate the following logical statements into words.                    
Suppose that:
p: The printer is working.
q: The ink cartridge is correctly inserted.

It is false that the printer is working if and only if the ink cartridge is not correctly inserted

If we let :
r be the statement Paris is the capital of France.
p be the statement It is raining.
Then using logical notation, the statement    
Paris isn’t the capital of France and it isn’t raining
is written as ___________________.

(¬r ^ ¬p)

If we let q be the statement Mary is sick. Then using logical notation, the statement                           
Mary is sick or Mary isn’t sick.
is written as ___________________.

q v¬q

If we let :
p be the statement It is raining.
s be the statement John is a loud mouth.
Then using logical notation, the statement                    
   It is not the case that if it is raining then John isn’t a loud-mouth.
is written as ___________________.

¬(p → ¬s)

If we let :
t be the statement Bob stayed up late last night.
q be the statement Mary is sick.
p be the statement It is raining.
Then using logical notation, the statement
Mary is sick and it is raining implies that Bob stayed up late last night. 
is written as ___________________.

((q ^ p) → t)

https://www.bu.edu/linguistics/UG/course/lx502/_docs/lx502-propositional%20logic.pdf

Find the INVERSE of the statement:


If I am at old, then I am happy.
If I am not old, then I am not happy.

Given the statement: "If a point is in the first quadrant, then its coordinates are positive." The INVERSE of the statement is:
If a point is not in the first quadrant, then its coordinates are not positive

Select the converse of the given statement


“If you want to be on my team, then you like getting bossed around.” 
 If you like getting bossed around, then you want to be on my team.

Select the contrapositive of the statement


“If you have passed MAC4411, then you can’t receive credit for MGF1106.” 
If you can receive credit for MGF1106, then you haven’t passed MAC4411.

Given the statement: "If a point is in the first quadrant, then its coordinates are positive." The CONTRAPOSITIVE of the statement is:
If its coordinates are not positive, then a point is not in the first quadrant

Translate the following logical statements into words.


                    w → (d ^ c)
Suppose that:
d : I lock the doors.
c : I close the windows.
w : I leave to go to work.

I lock the doors and close the windows whenever I leave to go to work

Select the statement that is the negation of “The speed limit is 55 and granny is driving 35.”
The speed limit is not 55 or granny is not driving 35.
If Jorge's major is criminal justice, then Jorge is not enrolled in calculus or Jorge's major is engineering.

 You are late in paying your rent, or if you have damaged the apartment then you may be evicted.

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%20Connectives%20-%20FILLED%20IN%20NOTES.pdf

I know Joe is a terrible cook


I

Francois was French, so like all Frenchmen


D

The order pair {(x,y)) | y <3x+1)} is a function. F

The order pair {(x,y)) | y =x2} is a relation but not a function. F

One cut of a stick of licorice produces two pieces. Two cuts produce three pieces. Three cuts produce four pieces. How many pieces are
produced by six cuts? 7

One cut of a stick of licorice produces two pieces. Two cuts produce three pieces. Three cuts produce four pieces. How many pieces are
produced by five cuts? 6

I don’t play football and the moon is 250, 000 miles from earth.

Select True if the given relation is a function, otherwise select FALse. {(0, 1), (1, 0), (2, 1), (-2, 1), (5, 4), (-3, 4)}. T

Complete the TRUTH TABLE by filling in the TRUTH VALUE of the column (m ^ p) -> r
TTTT
TTFT
TFFF
FTFT
FFFT

Function
Suppose p is true, q is true, s is false. Then (~s v p) V (q ^ ~s) is. T

Suppose p is false, q is true, s is true. Then (p ^ ~q) v ~s is. F


Suppose p is true, q is true, r is true, s is false. Then (~p v s) V (s ^ r) is. F

(~p ^ q) v (p ^ ~q) is a tautology. F

The relation defined as {(1, 3), (1, 5), (2, 5)} is a function. F

The relation defined is not a function. F

Every time I’ve eaten oysters. I

The car’s battery provides power to the engine. D

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