Math 114
Math 116
Spring 2009
Truth Table Review
Part I: For each statement, construct a truth table. Please circle your final answer.
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Part II: Using a truth table for each, determine whether the given statement is logically equivalent.
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Part III: Negate the given statement:
“If it snows on Friday, then we will go skiing.”
Part IV: Create a logically equivalent statement for each.
1. Mary was late to the game and didn’t get a seat.
2. If we want to go the game, then we should leave now.
Part V: Determine whether each statement is true of false (you do not need truth tables to make the determination!)
1. If 3 is a negative number, then 5 > 7.
2. If 5 > 3, then 2 + 7 = 4.
3. If Richmond is the capital of North Carolina, then Raleigh is the capital of New York.
4. If Tuesday follows Monday, then April follows March.
5. If 4 > 3, then 2 + 5 = 6.
6. If Washington is north of Miami, then Washington is north of Maine.
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