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science of correct thinking and reasoning

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LOGIC

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an interdisciplinary field which studies truth
and reasoning

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LOGIC

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(1815-1864): English mathematician and
Father of symbolic logic

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George Boole

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(1832-1898): English writer
and “mathematician” known as Lewis Carroll who wrote
nonsensical classics such as Alice Adventures in
Wonderland Through the Looking Glass

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Charles Lutwidge Dodgson

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Uses of Logic

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Lawyers and judges

Programmers

Mathematicians

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It is a declarative sentence that is
either true or false, but not both.

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STATEMENT

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It is a proposition/statement
that conveys a single idea

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SIMPLE STATEMENT

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It is a proposition/statement
that conveys two or more
ideas

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COMPOUND STATEMENT

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used several symbols to represent simple statements and connectives

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George Boole

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The truth value of a simple statement is

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either true (T) or false (F).

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The truth value of a compound statement
depends on the

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truth values of its simple
statements and its connectives.

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It is a collection of related and well-defined objects
called elements (denoted by ∈).

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SET

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(1845-1918) introduced the word set in 1879.

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Georg Cantor

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It is collection of all elements of all the
related sets, known as its subsets. The
universal set is usually denoted by U

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UNIVERSAL SET

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Symbol

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real numbers

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Symbol

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rational number

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Symbol

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Symbol

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natural numbers

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Symbol
W

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whole numbers

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Roster Notation

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is a way of listing the elements
separated by a comma

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it is a way of representing or explaining
the properties that must satisfy by the
elements of a set

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Set-Builder Notation

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It is a set which contains no elements

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EMPTY SET
It is a set which contains no elements. It is
usually denoted

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as { } or ∅

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The empty set is always considered a ___
of any set.

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These are sets contained in a universal set or another set.
SUBSET
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is any subset of a set except itself
PROPER SUBSET
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It is the set of all subsets for any given set which includes the empty set.
POWER OF A SET
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n pertains to the relationship between two or more variables
RELATION
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(19th century) – American mathematician and logician introduced this formal definition of relation
C.S Peirce
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(17th century) – German mathematician and philosopher who wrote an essay regarding the six-cornered snowflake.
Johannes Kepler (
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A recursive definition for a sequence is one in which each successive term of the sequence is defined by using some of the preceding terms
THE FIBONACCI SEQUENCE
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