Conditionals - Logic
Conditionals
Lessons
Notes:
Notes:
A conditional statement is a statement written in the form "if, then".
The phrase after the word "if" is called a hypothesis.
The phrase after the word "then" is called the conclusion.
In symbolic form the conditional statement is written as:
Where is the hypothesis, is the conclusion, and implies it is an "if, then" statement.
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Intro Lesson
Conditionals Overview:
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Hypothesis and Conclusions
Identify the Hypothesis and Conclusion:
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Write each statement in "if, then" form:
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Truth value of Conditionals
Determine the truth value of the following conditional statements. If it is false, then find a counterexample:
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Determine the truth value of the statement below for each set of conditions:
If I sleep for more than 8 hours, then you will be not tired
