Across
- 2. A compound sentence formed by combining two sentences using the words "if...then"
- 4. the statement after "-->" in a conditional
- 5. logical result of the relationship between premises
- 6. used to join two or more simple sentences, "and", "or", "if, then", "if and only if"
- 8. the conclusion is true whenever the premises are assumed true
- 9. A sentence that is either trued or false, but not both simultaneously
- 10. ~
- 13. compound statement when the antecedent and consequent are negated but not reversed
- 15. -->
- 16. used to test the validity of an argument
- 20. compound statement when the antecedent and consequent are reversed but not negated
- 22. <-->
- 23. A compound statement that is always false
- 25. the opposite of any given statement through adding the word "not", written as "~"
- 26. the statement before "-->" in a conditional
- 27. A compound sentence formed by combining two sentences using the words "if and only if"
Down
- 1. A compound sentence formed by combining two sentences using the word "and"
- 3. ^
- 4. obtained by reversing and negating the antecedent and the consequent
- 7. Compound statements that are made up of the same simple statements and have the same corresponding truth tables
- 11. proposition used as evidence in an argument
- 12. "all", "some", "no" (or "none")
- 14. if "p-->q, q-->r" is true then "p-->r" is true
- 17. A compound statement that is always true
- 18. =
- 19. A compound sentence formed by combining two sentences using the word "or"
- 21. an invalid arguement
- 24. v
