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    F4C3 Maths

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    The document defines key concepts in logic statements including: 1) Simple statements that can be true or false 2) Negation using "not" to reverse the truth value 3) Compound statements combining simple statements with "and" or "or" where the truth value depends on the combination 4) Implication using "if...then" where the consequent must be true if the antecedent is true.

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    F4C3 Maths

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    The document defines key concepts in logic statements including: 1) Simple statements that can be true or false 2) Negation using "not" to reverse the truth value 3) Compound statements combining simple statements with "and" or "or" where the truth value depends on the combination 4) Implication using "if...then" where the consequent must be true if the antecedent is true.

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    The document defines key concepts in logic statements including: 1) Simple statements that can be true or false 2) Negation using "not" to reverse the truth value 3) Compound statements combining simple statements with "and" or "or" where the truth value depends on the combination 4) Implication using "if...then" where the consequent must be true if the antecedent is true.

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    The document defines key concepts in logic statements including: 1) Simple statements that can be true or false 2) Negation using "not" to reverse the truth value 3) Compound statements combining simple statements with "and" or "or" where the truth value depends on the combination 4) Implication using "if...then" where the consequent must be true if the antecedent is true.

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    1) Statement: a sentence of which the truth value CAN be determined.

    Either TRUE or FALSE, not both.


    Not all math statements are true.
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    2) Negation (~p): no, not

    Is Earth a basketball?
    Earth is not a basketball. FALSE
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    3) Compound statement: and, or

    Statement Truth Value


    1) Louis is gay. TRUE
    2) Xin Zhi is gay. FALSE
    3) Louis or Xin Zhi is gay. TRUE
    1) Kuala Lumpur is the capital of Malaysia. TRUE
    2) Kuala Lumpur is the capital of ISIS. FALSE
    3) Kuala Lumpur is the capital for Malaysia and ISIS. FALSE
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    4) Implication

    If p, then q.
    p is the antecedent
    q is the consequent

    1) Najib is gay.
    2) Mahathir is gay.
    3) If Najib is gay, then Mahathir is gay.

    P if and only if Q means:


    1) If p, then q. (Statement)
    2) If q, then p. (Converse)

    Louis is gay if and only if Xin Zhi is gay.


    -If Louis is gay, then Xin Zhi is gay.
    -If Xin Zhi is gay, then Louis is gay.

    Inverse: If ~p, then ~q.


    Contrapositive: If ~q, then ~p.
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    5)

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