Discrete structures and logical equivalences
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Q1) Use the standard logical equivalences to simplify the expression
(ㄱp ^ q) v ㄱ(pVq)
Q2) consider the following theorem
"The square of every odd natural number is again an odd number"
What is the hypothesis of the theorem? what is the conclusion? give a direct proof of the theorem.
Q3) consider the following theorem
" The sum of a rational number and an irrational number is an irrational number.
What is the hypothesis of the theorem? what is the conclusion? Give a direct proof of the theorem
Q4) Prove that for any integer n, 3ㅣn^3+2n (Hint, consider 3 separate cases)
Q5) For the following sets A and B find A∪B, A∩B and AB.
a) A={1,2,a} B={2,3,a} b) A={2,7,b), B={7,3,4} c) A=Z, B=N
Q6) Write down the power sets for each of the following sets:
a) φ b) {φ} c) {4,7}
Q7) Find the Cartesian products A*B, B^2 and A^3 for the sets A={0,x} and B={0,1,4}.
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The following posting provides an example of working with logic (theorems and statements), sets, and proofs.
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- BSc , Wuhan Univ. China
- MA, Shandong Univ.
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