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This document discusses truth tables and logical connectives. It provides examples of how to complete truth tables for negation, conjunction, disjunction, conditional, and biconditional statements. It also includes practice problems for the reader to complete truth tables.

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WELCOME TO OUR

TOPIC NO. 5
GED141 –Mathematics in the
Modern World

TRUTH TABLE
Prof. Edgar G. Canda
Review

Topic 4
A. Determine whether the given statement is a proposition
or not and why?

1. “Look out!”
2. “How far is it to the next town?
3. “x + 2 = 2x”
4. “x + 2 = 2x when x = −2”
5. PLMar offering BSN program.
6. Where is the location of new building of PLMar?
B. Write the given propositions in symbols. Write your
correct answer in the space provided before each number.

_____1. 9 is composite number.


_____2. 3 is a factor of 9.
_____3. Even numbers are numbers divisible by 2.
_____4. The multiple of 2 are 2, 4, 6, etc.
_____5. Right triangle has a right angle.
_____6. Right angle measures exactly 90 o.
_____7. The GCF of numbers 24 and 36 is 6
_____8. 24 and 36 is divisible by 6.
B. Write the combined propositions in symbols.

1. 9 is composite number and 3 is a factor of 9.


2. Even numbers are numbers divisible by 2 or the multiple
of 2 are 2, 4, 6, etc.
3. If the right triangle has a right angle, then a right angle
measures exactly 90o.
4. The GCF of numbers 24 and 36 is 6 if and only if 24 and
36 is divisible by 6.
B. Write the combined propositions in symbols.

1. 9 is composite number and 3 is a factor of 9.


N ^ M

N^
M
B. Write the combined propositions in symbols.

2. Even numbers are numbers divisible by 2 or the multiple


of 2 are 2, 4, 6, etc.

e v
m

or

EVM
B. Write the combined propositions in symbols.

3. If the right triangle has a right angle, then a right angle


measures exactly 90o.

R => A
B. Write the combined propositions in symbols.

4. The GCF of numbers 24 and 36 is 6 if and only if 24 and


36 is divisible by 6.

GH
C. Write the given logical symbols in logical propositions.
Write your answer on the space provided after the given
symbols.
p : x is an even number
q : y is an odd number
r : z is a prime number
s : u is a composite number.

1. p^q

2. p => ~ q

3. ~r => ~ s

4. ~r(p^q)

5. ( ~ q => r)  s
B. Write the given logical symbols in logical propositions.
Write your answer on the space provided after the given
symbols.

p : x is an even number
q : y is an odd number
r : z is a prime number
s : u is a composite number.

1. p ^ q :
B. Write the given logical symbols in logical propositions.
Write your answer on the space provided after the given
symbols.

p : x is an even number
q : y is an odd number
r : z is a prime number
s : u is a composite number.

2. p => ~ q :
B. Write the given logical symbols in logical propositions.
Write your answer on the space provided after the given
symbols.

p : x is an even number
q : y is an odd number
r : z is a prime number
s : u is a composite number.

3. ~r => ~ s :
B. Write the given logical symbols in logical propositions.
Write your answer on the space provided after the given
symbols.

p : x is an even number
q : y is an odd number
r : z is a prime number
s : u is a composite number.

4. ~ r <=> ( p ^ q ) :
Z is not a prime number if and only if x is an
even number and y is an odd number
B. Write the given logical symbols in logical propositions.
Write your answer on the space provided after the given
symbols.

p : x is an even number
q : y is an odd number
r : z is a prime number
s : u is a composite number.

5. ( ~ q => r)  s

If Y is not an odd number then z is a prime


number if and only if u is a composite number.
TOPIC 5

TRUTH TABLE
Learning Objectives:

At the end of the topic, we are expected to:

1. Illustrate the truth table.


2. Apply the truth table rules.
3. Complete the given table using truth
table.
4. Show positive attitude on this topic.
LOGICAL CONNECTIVES
LOGIC Mathematical English
Symbol Word/s

Conjunction ∧ and (both)

Disjunction ∨ Or (either)

Negation ¬ or ~ Not (Neither Nor)

Conditional ⇒ if. . . then. . .

Bi Conditional ⇔ if. .. and only if. . .


TRUTH TABLES
- Negate the given proposition.

1) NEGATION (¬)
Given Question
P ¬P
T __
F __
TRUTH TABLES

2) NEGATION (¬)
R ¬R
F
T
T
F
CONJUNCTION ( ^ )
Rules:
1. If there is only one false from the two given
propositions the answer is False.
2. If the given propositions are both TRUE the answer
is True.

P Q P∧Q
1. T T T
2. T F F
3. F T F
4. F F F
Self Practice:

1) CONJUNCTION

P Q P∧Q
F F
F T
T T
T F
Self Practice:

1) CONJUNCTION

P Q P∧Q
F F F
F T F
T T T
T F F
TRUTH TABLES

2) CONJUNCTION

Q R Q∧R
T F
T T
F F
F T
TRUTH TABLES

2) CONJUNCTION

Q R Q∧R
T F F
T T T
F F F
F T F
DISJUNCTION ( V )
RULES:
1. If there is only one True (T) from the two given
propositions, the answer is True
2. If there are both False (F) , the answer is False.

P Q P∨Q
1. T T T
2. T F T
3. F T T
4. F F F
Self Practice

DISJUNCTION

P Q P∨Q
F F
T F
F T
T T
Self Practice
DISJUNCTION

P Q P∨Q

F F F
T F T

F T T

T T T
Self Practice:

DISJUNCTION

R S R∨S
T F
T T
F T
F F
Self Practice:
DISJUNCTION

R S R∨S

T F T
T T T

F T T

F F F
CONDITIONAL ( => )
Rules:
1. If two propositions are both True(T), the answer is
True(T);
2. If the two propositions are both False(F), the answer is
True(T).
3. If the 1st proposition is False and 2nd proposition is
True(T), the answer is True(T).
4. If the First Proposition is True (T), and the 2nd Proposition
is False , the answer is False (F).
P Q P ⇒Q
1. T T T
2. T F F
3. F T T
4. F F T
Self Practice

1) CONDITIONAL

P Q P ⇒Q
F F
T F
T T
F T
Self Practice
1) CONDITIONAL

P Q P ⇒Q
F F T
T F F
T T T
F T T
Self Practice:

2. CONDITIONAL

Q S Q ⇒S
T F
F T
F F
T T
Self Practice:

2. CONDITIONAL

Q S Q ⇒S
T F F
F T T
F F T
T T T
BICONDITIONAL ()
Rules:
1. If the two propositions are both True(T) and both False(F),
the answer is True (T);
2. If the two propositions are opposite, the answer is False
(F).

P Q P ⇔Q
1. T T T
2. T F F
3. F T F
4. F F T
Self Practice:
1) BICONDITIONAL

P Q P ⇔Q
F T

T F

T T

F F
Self Practice:

1) BICONDITIONAL

P Q P ⇔Q
F T F
T F F
T T T
F F T
TRUTH TABLES
2) BICONDITIONAL

R S R ⇔S
T T

F F

F T

T F
TRUTH TABLES
2) BICONDITIONAL

R S R ⇔S
T T T

F F T

F T F

T F F
LOGICAL COMBINATIONS

Complete the Truth Table:


1. P Q P∧¬Q
T T
T F
F T
F F
LOGICAL COMBINATIONS

Complete the Truth Table:


1. P Q P∧¬Q
T T T F = F
T F T T = T
F T F F = F
F F F T = F
Complete the Truth Table:
2. P Q ¬P ∧ Q
T T
T F
F T
F F
Complete the Truth Table:
2. P Q ¬P ∧ Q
T T F T =F
T F F F =F
F T T T =T
F F T F =F
Complete the Truth Table:
3. P Q ¬P∧¬Q
T T
T F
F T
F F
Complete the Truth Table:
3. P Q ¬P∧¬Q
T T F F =F
T F F T =F
F T T F =F
F F T T =T
Complete the Truth Table:
4. P Q ¬P V Q
T T
T F
F T
F F
Complete the Truth Table:
4. P Q ¬P V Q
T T F T =T
T F F F =F
F T T T =T
F F T F =T
Complete the Truth Table:

5. P Q ¬P V ¬Q
T T
T F
F T
F F
Complete the Truth Table:

5. P Q ¬P V ¬Q
T T F F = F
T F F T = T
F T T F = T
F F T T = T
Complete the Truth Table:
6. P Q ¬P ⇒ Q
T T
T F
F T
F F
Complete the Truth Table:
6. P Q ¬P ⇒Q
T T F T =T
T F F F =T
F T T T =T
F F T F =F
Complete the Truth Table:
7. P Q P ⇒ ¬Q
T T
T F
F T
F F
Complete the Truth Table:
7. P Q P⇒ ¬Q
T T T F =F
T F T T =T
F T F F =T
F F F T =T
Complete the Truth Table:
8. P Q ¬P ⇒ ¬Q
T T
T F
F T
F F
Complete the Truth Table:
8. P Q ¬P ⇒ ¬Q
T T F F = T
T F F T = T
F T T F = F
F F T T = T
Complete the Truth Table:
9. P Q P ⇔ ¬Q
T T
T F
F T
F F
Complete the Truth Table:
9. P Q P ⇔ ¬Q
T T T F =F
T F T T =T
F T F F =T
F F F T =F
Complete the Truth Table:

10. P Q ¬P ⇔ ¬Q
T T
T F
F T
F F
Complete the Truth Table:

10. P Q ¬P ⇔ ¬Q
T T F F =
T
T F F T = F
F T T F = F
F F T T =T
Complete the Truth Table:
Combination of logical connectives

p q r s
T F T F
T F F T
F T T F
F T F T
1. Complete the Truth Table:
Combination of logical connectives
p q r s (pvq)⇒s

T F T F (T v F ) => F = F

T F F T

F T T F

F T F T
2. Complete the Truth Table:
Combination of logical connectives
p q r s (¬P ⇔ r) ∧ q

T F T F (F ⇔ T) ∧ F =F

T F F T

F T T F

F T F T
3. Complete the Truth Table:
Combination of logical connectives
p q r s (¬q ∧ ¬ s ) v r

T F T F (T ∧ T ) v T = T

T F F T

F T T F

F T F T
4. Complete the Truth Table:
Combination of logical connectives
p q r s (¬ s v q ) ⇔ ¬r

T F T F (T v F) ⇔ F = F

T F F T

F T T F

F T F T
Be ready for
Group Work No. 2

THANK YOU!!!

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