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ISBN: 9780357425831

Author: Johnson

Publisher: CENGAGE L

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Statements and Logic

Logic is the analysis of general patterns of thoughts without regard to any specific sense of context.

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Chapter 1.CR, Problem 13CR

To determine

a)

To write:

The sentence that represents the negation of the given sentence “His car is not new”.

To determine

b)

To write:

The sentence that represents the negation of the given sentence “Some buildings are earthquake proof”.

To determine

c)

To write:

The sentence that represents the negation of the given sentence “All children eat candy”.

To determine

d)

To write:

The sentence that represents the negation of the given sentence “I never cry in a movie theater”.

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a) To write: The sentence that represents the negation of the given sentence “His car is not new”.

b) To write: The sentence that represents the negation of the given sentence “Some buildings are earthquake proof”.

c) To write: The sentence that represents the negation of the given sentence “All children eat candy”.

d) To write: The sentence that represents the negation of the given sentence “I never cry in a movie theater”.

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a)

To write:

The sentence that represents the negation of the given sentence “His car is not new”.

b)

To write:

The sentence that represents the negation of the given sentence “Some buildings are earthquake proof”.

c)

To write:

The sentence that represents the negation of the given sentence “All children eat candy”.

d)

To write:

The sentence that represents the negation of the given sentence “I never cry in a movie theater”.