Formal Logic
Home > Formal Logic Home > Homework
 |
Current Homework
HW#10 Due in my office (307 CLA) Mon, 14 Dec, by 2pm.
Click here for HW#10.
|
|
Past Homework
- HW#9 Due in class Mon, 7 Dec
Set 10.3E (586-588): #1d, #2d, #3d
Set 10.4E (604-607): #2b, d - HW#8 Due in class Mon, 23 Nov
Set 10.2E (580-583): #1d, j, n; #5h; #6f
Additional Directions: You are welcome to use the PD+ rule QN on any of these problems. - HW#7 Due in class Mon, 9 Nov
Set 8.3E (402-03): #1h
Set 8.4E (406-09): #1d, #2f
Set 8.6E (440-41): #4b, #5d
Additional Directions: Solve these problems with small, numerical domains and verify your interpretations with semantic trees. - HW#6 Due in class Mon, 2 Nov
Set 7.8E (355-58): #1f, l;
Set 7.9E (375-77): #1d, h; #4d
Additional Directions: Don't treat #1l in 7.8E as a definite description problem. - HW#5 Due in class Mon, 26 Oct
Set 7.3E (287-90): #2d, h, l;
Set 7.4E (296-7): #1d, j - HW#4 Due in class Mon, 12 Oct
Set 5.3E (223-227): #2d; #3n; #6d; #7h; #8b. - HW#3 Due in class Mon, 5 Oct
Click here for HW#3. - HW#2 Due in class Mon, 29 Sep
Set 3.2E (92-93): #1j
Set 3.3E (96-97): #1b
Set 3.4E (100-101): #1f
Set 3.5E (107-111): #1d; #2b
Additional Directions: (i) Construct full, standard-form truth-tables for each problem, and (ii) in Set 3.5E, if an argument is invalid, identify at least one counterexample. - HW#1 Due in class Mon, 21 Sep
Directions: Symbolize the following sentences in SL using the scheme of abbreviations provided. These problems are like the ones in 2.1E (48-49) and 2.2E (58-59).A: Art will go skiing.
B: Bertie will go skiing.
C: Carl will go skiing.
S: It is snowing.- Art, Bertie and Carl will all go skiing.
- Art will go skiing only if Bertie doesn't go.
- If neither Carl nor Bertie goes skiing, then Art won't go.
- They won't all go skiing.
- Carl won't go skiing unless exactly one of the other two goes and it is snowing.
|
|