2. Given premises: (1) All students in class either speak English or French. (2) Peter does not speak English. Prove the conclusion: There is some student in class who speaks French. You should first express the premises and the conclusion using logical expressions, using the following formulation: Let F(x) be “x speaks French." and E(x) be “z speaks English.", where the domain of x is students in class. Use rules of inference and follow the format for formal proofs discussed in class.

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Q: Show by the rules of logic that ¬(p → q) → ¬q is a tautology.

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Q: Which of the following statements is not true?

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Q: Give a natural deduction proof of 3 x A(x) V 3x B(x) →3x (A(x) V B(x)).

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Q: Show that the arguments form with the following premises • (p A t) → (r V s) • q → (u ^ t) • u → p…

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Q: Which of the following are logically equivalent to the statement "Some fuzzy rabbits do not have…

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Q: Is the following statement true or false and why: If we do not reject H0, then we conclude that H1…

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Q: Show that -p> (q > r) and q → (p V r) are logically equivalent.

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Q: 10.Construct the formal proof of validity for the given argument 1. (D∨ E) ⟶--F 2. G ⟶H 3. F ∨ G…

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Q: Show that -Vx(P(x)→Q(x)) and 3x(P(x) ^ –Q(x)) are logically equivalent

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Q: (3x)[R(x) V S(x)]→(3x)R(x) V (3x)S(x)

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Q: 6. Using indirect method, prove that q is a valid conclusion from the following premises: p → q,r →…

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Q: b) Show that (p A q) → r and (p → r) ^ (q → r) are not logically equivalent.

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Q: 6. Prove or disprove the following statement: (x E Z. x < 0) (3y E N. x-2y). Translate the statement…

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Q: Translate these statements into English, where R(x) is "x is a rabbit" and H(x) is "x hops" and the…

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Q: Translate the following statements into idiomatic English where the domain consists of all…

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Q: If X, then not Y. If not Y, then Z. Y is true. So: X is unknown, Z is unknown  X is unknown, Z is…

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Q: Write out all the steps and rules of inference necessary to make the following argument given the…

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Q: 1. Suppose the domain of the propositional function P(x, y) consists of pairs x and y, where x is 1,…

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Q: Translate the statements using quantifiers: 1-No English majors like taking Chemistry classes…

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Q: 2. Use your own predicates P(x) and Q(x) to explain why (3r, P(x)) A (3x, Q(r)) is not logically…

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Q: Consider the following proposition: A. Show that The Deduction Theorem is valid in any system that…

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Q: 2. Define a model in which all of the following propositions are true. 3x(Gx A Hx) VyHy → 32¬FZ Fk +…

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Q: prove these deductions (a) x∩y=∅, (z⊂x), ∴(z∩y)=∅ (b) p⊂q, ∴(r∖q) = (r∖p)∖q

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Q: Translate the following argument into symbols and prove its validity using rules of inference. No…

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Q: C) 7D=>7E FV 7D

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Q: b) Suppose the universe of discourse of the propositional function P(x, y) consists of pairs x and…

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Q: 16. The statement: (e h) = (g h) is logically equivalent to O -[{-e v h) A (e v ~h)] A [(~g v h)^ (g…

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