This lesson covers the definition of logical statements and how to identify true and false statements. It explains negation, conditional statements, and the antecedents of statements with examples.
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“be true. If family is a brilliant student, then family pass the exam. This is true. Now if Q is true, that is if family passed, if family is a brilliant student, and then family did not pass the exam, the statement is go...”
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“You call what it's called consequence of Q. So if you have to compensate, if you have two simple statements, the first statement is going to be an antecedent and what second statement is going to be consequence. So hard...”
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“So the statement Q implies how is read, is read ask Q implies how. What if Q then how or Q if how. These are the way in which you can write a conditional statement. We understand it. And this symbol is an operation to se...”