Exam 13: Identity
Exam 1: Introduction10 Questions
Exam 2: Symbolizing in Sentential Logic24 Questions
Exam 3: Truth Tables27 Questions
Exam 4: Proofs Without CP or IP9 Questions
Exam 5: Proofs With CP or IP12 Questions
Exam 6: Sentential Logic Truth Trees8 Questions
Exam 7: Predicate Logic Symbolization29 Questions
Exam 8: Predicate Logic Semantics9 Questions
Exam 9: Predicate Logic Proofs8 Questions
Exam 10: Relational Predicate Logic38 Questions
Exam 11: Quantifier Rules Theory8 Questions
Exam 12: Predicate Logic Truth Trees8 Questions
Exam 13: Identity22 Questions
Exam 14: Syllogistic Logic32 Questions
Exam 15: Informal Fallacies10 Questions
Exam 16: Inductive Logic14 Questions
Exam 17: Axiom Systems11 Questions
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Symbolize, using the indicated letters:
-One and only one sinner sins against all sinners.
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Symbolize, using the indicated letters:
-The largest Great Lake is Lake Superior (Gx = "x is a Great Lake"; Lxy = "x is larger than y"; s = "Lake Superior")
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Symbolize, using the indicated letters:
-Anything that is heavier than itself is heavier than something else.
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Proofs with identity.
Prove the validity of the following arguments:
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Symbolize, using the indicated letters:
-The capitol of Ohio is a river town. (Cxy = "x is a capitol of y"; Rx = "x is a river town"; o = "Ohio")
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Proofs with identity.
Prove the validity of the following arguments:
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Symbolize, using the indicated letters:
-No sinner is sinned against by all other sinners.
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General Theory
-Explain why translating "s is visible to Jane" as a material conditional, such as "if s is near Jane (and the line of sight is unobstructed, etc.) then it will be seen by her," seems to be inadequate.
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Symbolize, using the indicated letters:
-The capitol of Ohio is Columbus. (c = "Columbus")
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Symbolize, using the indicated letters:
-Something that is heavier than everything else is still not heavier than itself. (Hxy = "x is heavier than y ".)
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Symbolize, using the indicated letters:
-The sinner who sins against every sinner sins against himself.
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General Theory
-Use an example to explain the distinction that is made between sentences and propositions.
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Proofs with identity.
Prove the validity of the following arguments:
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Symbolize, using the indicated letters:
-If some sinners are not sinned against by others, then for any nonsinners, they aren't sinned against by any sinners.
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Symbolize, using the indicated letters:
-All sinners who sin against everyone else, sin against themselves.
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General Theory
-Determine the status of the following relations with respect to symmetry, transitivity, and reflexivity:
a) ______________ respects _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
b) ______________ resembles _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
c) ______________ is a child of _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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Symbolize, using the indicated letters:
-The capitol of Ohio is not the largest city in Ohio. (Ixy = "x is a city in y")
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General Theory
-Give two reasons why some think that universal statements cannot be adequately expressed as conjunctions.
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Symbolize, using the indicated letters:
-At most one sinner sins against everyone else who is a sinner. (Quite difficult)
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Symbolize, using the indicated letters:
-Every state has exactly two senators. (Sx = "x is a state"; Sxy = "x is a senator from y")
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