Across
- 5. a statement that is always equivalent to the original conditional statement
- 6. a chart that considers all logical possibilities & outcomes of a statement
- 7. this special case states that "T 'or' T" is false!
- 11. An "OR" statement is always true with the exception of...
Down
- 1. a statement's opposite
- 2. when the "IF" and the "THEN" parts switch in a conditional statement
- 3. when a conditional statement is true and so is its converse
- 4. an "AND" statement is always False with the exception of...
- 8. a conditional statement in which the "IF" & "THEN" are both negated
- 9. The only time this type of statement is false is when the "IF" part is true and the "THEN" part is shown false
- 10. "It is not the case that I did not smile" means that...
