4. For each of the following sentences, write 'T' or 'F' next to it, according to whether it is true or false in the world shown below. (Please do not use the program Tarski's World to generate your answers - figure it out yourself, perhaps using a circuit diagram. You may, however, use the program to check your answers.) 1. Dodec(c) v Cube(c) 2. Tet(f) v Small(f) 3. Cube(c) Cube(e) 4. b = e 5. cf (N.B. This is a lazy way of writing c=f, i.e. c isn't identical to f.) 6. 7. 8. 9. ר ר (Dodec(c) v Dodec(f)) (Cube(a) A Cube(e)) Small(a) (SameSize(e, c) v 10. Medium(c) v Larger(f, c)) SameRow(b, e) V ( Dodec(f) - SameSize(a, b)) b 0 Ф 5. Draw a world in which all the sentences from Qu. 4 are true. (A couple of modifications to the world shown above will do it.) г

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Chapter9: Systems Of Equations And Inequalities
Section9.2: Systems Of Linear Equations In Two Variables
Problem 38E
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4.
For each of the following sentences, write 'T' or 'F' next to it, according to whether
it is true or false in the world shown below.
(Please do not use the program Tarski's World to generate your answers - figure it out yourself,
perhaps using a circuit diagram. You may, however, use the program to check your answers.)
1. Dodec(c) v Cube(c)
2. Tet(f) v Small(f)
3. Cube(c) Cube(e)
4. b = e
5. cf (N.B. This is a lazy way of writing c=f, i.e. c isn't identical to f.)
6.
7.
8.
9.
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(Dodec(c) v Dodec(f))
(Cube(a) A Cube(e))
Small(a)
(SameSize(e, c) v
10. Medium(c) v
Larger(f, c))
SameRow(b, e) V ( Dodec(f) - SameSize(a, b))
b
0
Ф
5. Draw a world in which all the sentences from Qu. 4 are true. (A couple of
modifications to the world shown above will do it.)
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Transcribed Image Text:4. For each of the following sentences, write 'T' or 'F' next to it, according to whether it is true or false in the world shown below. (Please do not use the program Tarski's World to generate your answers - figure it out yourself, perhaps using a circuit diagram. You may, however, use the program to check your answers.) 1. Dodec(c) v Cube(c) 2. Tet(f) v Small(f) 3. Cube(c) Cube(e) 4. b = e 5. cf (N.B. This is a lazy way of writing c=f, i.e. c isn't identical to f.) 6. 7. 8. 9. ר ר (Dodec(c) v Dodec(f)) (Cube(a) A Cube(e)) Small(a) (SameSize(e, c) v 10. Medium(c) v Larger(f, c)) SameRow(b, e) V ( Dodec(f) - SameSize(a, b)) b 0 Ф 5. Draw a world in which all the sentences from Qu. 4 are true. (A couple of modifications to the world shown above will do it.) г
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