Saturday, July 16, 2011

Discussion Question #2

One concept that I found useful in Truth Tables was a tautology. A compound claim is a tautology if it is true for every possible assignment of truth-values to its parts. In a tautology it doesn't matter whether A is true or false. Any claim with the form A v L A is true. (v representing or and L representing not)


For example, I am a girl or I am not a girl

A v L A


A L A A V L A

T F T

F T T

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