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Name: Anamariel B. Denalo BSCS 1: Propositional Logic Exercises

The document contains several propositional logic exercises including: 1) Translating propositional logic statements to English and vice versa using common propositions like p: It is raining. 2) Writing the converses, inverses, and contrapositives of several conditional statements. 3) Completing a truth table for multiple propositional logic statements.

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Name: Anamariel B. Denalo BSCS 1: Propositional Logic Exercises

The document contains several propositional logic exercises including: 1) Translating propositional logic statements to English and vice versa using common propositions like p: It is raining. 2) Writing the converses, inverses, and contrapositives of several conditional statements. 3) Completing a truth table for multiple propositional logic statements.

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Name: Anamariel B.

Denalo BSCS 1
Propositional Logic Exercises
A. Translate the following propositional logic to English sentences.
p: Ghazi is eating.
q: Ghazi is hungry.
1. p q
- Ghazi is eating only if Ghazi is hungry.
2. p Λ ~q
- Ghazi is eating and Ghazi is not hungry.
3. ~(q ~p)
- If Ghazi is not hungry then Ghazi is not eating.

B. Translate the following English sentences to Propositional Logic.


Propositions:
p: It is raining.
q: Ghazi is sick.
r: Raiyyan is happy.
s: Yeira owns a cat.
t. Talia is a dog owner.
1. It is raining if and only if Ghazi is sick.
- p  q
2. If Ghazi is sick then it is raining.
- pq
3. If Yeira owns a cat then Raiyyan is happy.
- pq
4. Raiyyan is happy if and only if Talia don’t have a dog.
- p  q

C. Write its English sentences in converse, inverse and contrapostive of each statement.
1. If I had 1,000-peso bill, I’d buy you a fur coat.
2. If it is not raining and not windy, then I will go running or cycling.
3. A day that’s sunny and not too windy is a good day for walking on the waterfront.
4. If 11 pigeons live in 10 birdhouses, then there are 2 pigeons that live in the same birdhouse.
5. If every domino covers a black square and a white square, then the number of black squares
equals the number of white squares.
D. Complete the truth table below.

r q ~(r q) p Λ ~(q V (~r Λ q ) (s V~q) (s Λ r ) (r Λ p)


p q r s
s)
T T T T
T T T F
T T F T
T T F F
T F T T
T F T F
T F F T
T F F F
F T T T
F T T F
F T F T
F T F F
F F T T
F F T F
F F F T
F F F F

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