UNOMATH CROSSWORD

3. Are letters that represent quantities and act as pronouns.
5. Connective: Propositional Logic:Conjunction
7. Set Builder_____ presents the elements by stating their common properties.
9. Qualifiers such as "some" and "there exists" are used to denote that one or more elements of a set satisfy a given property.
11. If the truth value of a compound statement is always true regardless of the truth values of each of the component statements.
12. Symbols such as (),{} and [] are used to associate groups of numbers and operators.
14. Connectives: Or Propositional Logic:
15. Logically _____ if the final output of their truth tables are exactly the same.
16. Mathematics as a ______
17. A mathematical _____ refers to objects of interest acting as the subject in the ordinary language.
22. Connective: If and only if Propositional Logic:
23. Method that represent the elements of the set by listing down all the elements.
25. If the truth value of a compound statement is always false, regardless of the truth values of each of the component statement.

1. Assign each element of x of set A to unique element, y of set B.
2. Special words like "all","any","every" and "some" are called ____.
4. A collection of objects which are called elements of the set.
6. Connectives: Not Propositional Logic:
8. A mathematical ____ which can be regarded as true or false.
10. Connectives: Propositional Logic:Conditional
13. quantifiers such as "all " and "every" are used to denote that all elements in the set satisfy a given property.
18. Are the very first symbols that can be used to represent quantity.
19. A logical ______ combines simple statements into compound statements.
20. Symbolic ____ is a powerful tool for analysis and communication in mathematics.
21. Operation that takes two input elements from a set and gives a unique result that also belongs to the same set
24. From a set A to a set B is a set of ordered pairs.