Logic and Reasoning
Across
- 4. example A single example showing a statement is false
- 6. the truth or falsity of a statement
- 9. a compound logical statement connected by the word "or"
- 11. Starting assumption in a conditional/proof
- 13. any sentence that is either true or false but not both
- 14. Negate hypothesis & conclusion (but keep order)
- 15. From (p → q) and (q → r) infer (p → r)
- 16. Swap hypothesis & conclusion
- 17. an "if then" statement that consists of a hypothesis and a conclusion
- 18. The result deduced from premises
Down
- 1. Negate and swap (logically equivalent to original conditional)
- 2. Logical opposite (makes a statement false)
- 3. An educated guess from patterns
- 5. a mathematical table using logic to determine the truth value of a complex statement for all possible combination of simple statements
- 7. From (p → q) and p infer q
- 8. Inductive pattern that forms generalizations from examples
- 10. a compound statement formed by connecting two individual statements with the logical operator "and"
- 12. two or more statements joined by the word "and" or "or"