* A propositional variable p is a formula. (It is assumed that there are infinitary many such variables p, q, r, p1, p2, ...)* If A is a formula, then (~ A) is also a formula.* If A, B are formulas, then (A A B), (A v B), (A → B), (A = B) are formulas, respectively.*if A is a formula, then •A and OA are formulas, respectively.* We use - A, AB to mean ¬A, A → B, respectively since we use the text book by Girle [1] (See below). - Exercices.Give examples of formulas and explain why they satisfy this definition.

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A propositional variable p is a formula. (It is assumed that there are infinitary many such variables p, q, r, p1, p2,...) fA is a formula, then (~ A) is also a formula. f A, B are formulas, then (A A B), (A V B), (A → B), (A = B) are formulas, respectively. FA is a formula, then •A and CA are formulas, respectively. We use A, AD B to mean ¬A, A B, respectively since we use the text book by Girle [1] (See below). - Exercices.

A propositional variable p is a formula. (It is assumed that there are infinitary many such variables p, q, r, p1, p2,...) fA is a formula, then (~ A) is also a formula. f A, B are formulas, then (A A B), (A V B), (A → B), (A = B) are formulas, respectively. FA is a formula, then •A and CA are formulas, respectively. We use A, AD B to mean ¬A, A B, respectively since we use the text book by Girle [1] (See below). - Exercices.

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