question archive Philosophy 2303 Introduction to Logic and Critical Thinking Graded Symbolization Exercises Translate each sentence into the symbolism of propositional logic, using the bolded letters
Philosophy 2303 Introduction to Logic and Critical Thinking Graded Symbolization Exercises Translate each sentence into the symbolism of propositional logic, using the bolded letters
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Philosophy 2303
Introduction to Logic and Critical Thinking
Graded Symbolization Exercises
Translate each sentence into the symbolism of propositional logic, using the bolded letters.
1.They will reach agreement tonight or they will not make a deal.
2. It is not the case that he is either a liar or a thief.
3. He is a liar, but he is not a thief.
4. Either he is not a liar or he is not a thief.
5. He is neither a writer nor a singer.
6. If we are creative and industrious, then we will do well.
7. Only if you apply can you get in.
8. They will arrive on time, if they leave immediately and drive like maniacs.
9. Either we'll stay here, or we'll move and buy a house.
10. If you don't feel guilty about lying, then either you have a good reason for lying or you have no conscience.
11. Either he will get the job and celebrate, or he will not get the job and he will get depressed.
12. We can pull this off only if we are careful but not timid, or we get a lot of help.
13. He will try and succeed or fail, and he will neither give up nor complain.
