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8. 1.2. Representing Statements in Predicate Logic
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- 1.
Define what a predicate is.
Hint
Think about statements that can change based on variable values.
- 2.
What does '∀' represent in predicate logic?
Hint
Remember, it’s the opposite of 'exists'.
- 3.
What does the symbol '∀' mean in logic?
- There exists
- For all
- For some
Hint
Think of what it implies in mathematical statements.
- 4.
True or False: A bound variable can exist outside the scope of a quantifier.
- True
- False
Hint
Remember the definitions of free and bound.
- 5.
Create a relational predicate and write both universal and existential quantified statements from it. Explain the implications of each.
Hint
Think of other properties.
- 6.
Discuss how a specific example can illustrate the relationship between a free variable and a bound variable in a logical statement.
Hint
Sketch and analyze the type of variables.
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