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Compound Proposition

Exercise A. Negation (10 questions)

Instruction: Convert each of the following negative propositions into one in the standard form of negative proposition. Please type your answer in the space to the right of the word “Answer”.

Example: Doing laundry is not fun.

Answer: It is not the case that doing laundry is fun.

Exercise B. Conjunctive Proposition (10 questions)

There are two types of questions in this section.Please follow the instructions for each below.

B-1: Convert the embedded propositions into conjuncts of a complex conjunctive proposition.

Instruction: For each of the following propositions, identify the embedded propositions and form a complex conjunctive proposition. Please type your answer in the space to the right of the word “Answer”.

Example 1: Information about DNA, RNA, and the proteins found in different species can be compared to establish taxonomic relationships.

Answer: Information about DNA, RNA, and the proteins are found in different species and the information can be compared to establish taxonomic relationships.

Example 2: The dog, whose owner is Bob, is driving a car owned by David on US 53.

Answer: [(The dog’s owner is Bob and the dog is driving a car) and the car is owned by David] and the dog is on US 53.

B-2: Convert variants of conjunction into the standard forms.

Instruction: Convert each of the following variants of conjunctive propositions into one in the standard form of conjunctive proposition. Please type your answer in the space to the right of the word “Answer”.

Example: The Greeks won the battle but lost the war.

Answer: The Greeks won the battle and The Greeks lost the war.

Exercise C. Disjunctive Proposition (10 questions)

There are two types of questions in this section.Please follow the instructions for each below.

C-1: Distinguish between inclusive and exclusive disjunction.

Instruction: For each of the following disjunctive propositions, indicate whether it is an inclusive or exclusive one. Please type your answer in the space to the right of the word “Answer”.

Example: Either Leslie is not sad or she’s a good actor.

Answer: inclusive

C-2: Convert variants of disjunction into the standard one

Instruction: Convert each of the following variants of disjunctive propositions into one in the standard form of disjunctive proposition. Please type your answer in the space to the right of the word “Answer”.

Example: I’ll take either Project A or Project B.

Answer: Either I’ll take Project A or I’ll take Project B.

Exercise D. Conditional Proposition (10 questions)

Instruction: Convert each of the following variants of conditional propositions into one in the standard form of conditional proposition. Please type your answer in the space to the right of the word “Answer”.

Example: We will see the Nutcracker Suite if we get tickets.

Answer: If we get tickets, then we will see the Nutcracker Suite.

Exercise E. Biconditional (5 questions)

Instruction: Convert each of the following variants of biconditional propositions into one in the standard form of biconditional proposition. Please type your answer in the space to the right of the word “Answer”.

Example: I’ll buy the boots just in case they fit.

Answer: I’ll buy the boots if and only if they fit.

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