Hand in answers to the following questions in class on Wednesday, October 9. Give either formal proofs or counter-example worlds for the following arguments. If an argument is TT con (which Qu. 5 is not), then you should do the formal proof wearing Boolean goggles, using A, B, C, D, (etc., as many as you need) in the order they first appear in the argument. 1. AvB -B v C AvC 3. AvB 5. 7. AvC AV (BAC) 2. -Ал-В (A v B) 4. Dodec(b) v Cube(b) Small(b) v Medium(b) (Small(b) A Cube(b)) Medium(b) A Dodec(b) л (This can be formally proved, but keep 6. the goggles off as it isn't TT con.) You will need =Elim. |-Small(c) v-Small(a) Small(a) ac Tet(c) v LeftOf(a, b) Cube(a) A b = c Dodec(b) v (Adjoins(a, b) ▲ BackOf(a, b)) SameCol(a, b) v SameShape(a, b) 8. Tet(c) v-Tet(c) SameRow(b, f) v SameRow(c, f) SameRow(c, f) FrontOf(b, f) (FrontOf(b, f) A SameRow(b, f)) Dodec(b)
Hand in answers to the following questions in class on Wednesday, October 9. Give either formal proofs or counter-example worlds for the following arguments. If an argument is TT con (which Qu. 5 is not), then you should do the formal proof wearing Boolean goggles, using A, B, C, D, (etc., as many as you need) in the order they first appear in the argument. 1. AvB -B v C AvC 3. AvB 5. 7. AvC AV (BAC) 2. -Ал-В (A v B) 4. Dodec(b) v Cube(b) Small(b) v Medium(b) (Small(b) A Cube(b)) Medium(b) A Dodec(b) л (This can be formally proved, but keep 6. the goggles off as it isn't TT con.) You will need =Elim. |-Small(c) v-Small(a) Small(a) ac Tet(c) v LeftOf(a, b) Cube(a) A b = c Dodec(b) v (Adjoins(a, b) ▲ BackOf(a, b)) SameCol(a, b) v SameShape(a, b) 8. Tet(c) v-Tet(c) SameRow(b, f) v SameRow(c, f) SameRow(c, f) FrontOf(b, f) (FrontOf(b, f) A SameRow(b, f)) Dodec(b)
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