Check all the statements that are true: A. It is possible to define disjunction using only negations and conjunction. B. Domain-restricted universal quantification is logically equivalent to the unrestricted universal quantification of a conditional. C. (pa) v (p→ ¬q) is a tautology. D. The negation of a conjunction is the disjunction of the negations. E. Inverse and converse are logically equivalent. F. A conditional is false when both premise and conclusion are false. G. The contrapositive is the inverse of the converse. H. A predicate is a proposition-valued function. I. Domain-restricted existential quantification is logically equivalent to the unrestricted existential quantification of a conditional. J. (pa) ^ (p→q) is a contradiction.
Check all the statements that are true: A. It is possible to define disjunction using only negations and conjunction. B. Domain-restricted universal quantification is logically equivalent to the unrestricted universal quantification of a conditional. C. (pa) v (p→ ¬q) is a tautology. D. The negation of a conjunction is the disjunction of the negations. E. Inverse and converse are logically equivalent. F. A conditional is false when both premise and conclusion are false. G. The contrapositive is the inverse of the converse. H. A predicate is a proposition-valued function. I. Domain-restricted existential quantification is logically equivalent to the unrestricted existential quantification of a conditional. J. (pa) ^ (p→q) is a contradiction.
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Transcribed Image Text:Check all the statements that are true:
A. It is possible to define disjunction using only negations and conjunction.
B. Domain-restricted universal quantification is logically equivalent to the unrestricted universal quantification of a conditional.
C. (p → a) v (p → →q) is a tautology.
D. The negation of a conjunction is the disjunction of the negations.
E. Inverse and converse are logically equivalent.
F. A conditional is false when both premise and conclusion are false.
G. The contrapositive is the inverse of the converse.
H. A predicate is a proposition-valued function.
I. Domain-restricted existential quantification is logically equivalent to the unrestricted existential quantification of a
conditional.
J. (pq) ^ (pq) is a contradiction.
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