Logical Reasoning:Equivalence and Bi-Implication (II)

Overview

Gives the meaning of simple statement and with examples Identify true or false statements State the negation of a simple statement Distinguish between simple statement and compound statement. Gives examples of conjunction, Disjunction, Implication and bi-implication. List the five logical operations and their symbols. Write the truth value of a compound statement involving any of the five logical operators.

Lesson details

Class: SS1
Subject: Mathematics
Theme: Algebraic Processes
Duration: 30:12

What you'll learn

Simple statements
Meaning of simple statement
-True or false
-negative of simple statements.
Compound statements.
-Meaning
-Conjunction
-Disjunction
-Implication
-bi-implication
Logical operators and symbols.
list of logical operators and symbols
Truth value of
i-A compound statement
Negation (NA)
Conjunction
Disjunction
1Conditional statement
bi-conditional statement.

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