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9.6. Arguments in English Statements
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- 1.
What is the universal quantifier symbol?
Hint
Think of the word 'all.'
- 2.
Translate 'There exists a student who studies math' into a logical expression.
Hint
Remember to use conjunction!
- 3.
What does the symbol ∀ represent in logic?
- There exists
- For all
- None of the above
Hint
It's about total coverage.
- 4.
Is the statement 'Some cats are black' existentially quantified?
- True
- False
Hint
Think of how many examples it takes.
- 5.
Assess the validity of the following statement: 'All dogs are not pets'. Translate this and discuss its logical meaning.
Hint
Identify how 'not' changes the perspective.
- 6.
How would you use both predicates and quantifiers to express: 'All the students in the class either study math or science.'?
Hint
Break down the classes of students.
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