DISCRETE MATHEMATICS

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Discrete Mathematics

is a branch of mathematics that deals with the study of finite objects that is an object that can be counted

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Logic

is an art or science of correct or valid reasoning.

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proposition

is any simple (also called atomic) declarative statement that is either true or false, yes or no, 1 or 0 but not both

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tautology

A compound proposition (or compound statement) that is true for all possible truth values of its constituent propositional variables is called a

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contradiction

A compound proposition that is false for all possible truth values of its constituent propositional variables is called a

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contingency

A compound proposition that is neither a tautology nor a contradiction – whose truth tables exhibit some T and some F entries – is called a

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CONVERSE OF P → Q

Q → P

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INVERSE OF P → Q

~ P →~ Q

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CONTRAPOSITIVE OF P → Q

~ Q →~ P

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predicate

Let P(x) be the statement involving x , and U, called the universe of discourse, be the set for which x can be taken from. P(x) is called a

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Instantiation and Quarification

2 ways of transforming a propositional function into a proposition

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Universal quantifier

denoted by ∀, is used for propositional functions involving the keywords every, each, any, all, for every, for each, for any, or for all.

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existential quantifier

denoted by ∃, is used for propositional functions involving the keywords some, there is, at least one, for some, for few, or for at least one.

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Euler Diagrams

Validity of most quantified arguments may also be verified using graphical representations involving circles (or ellipses), which are very similar to Venn diagrams. ______, named after Leonhard Euler, are used for this purpose.