Example 17 - Mathematical Reasoning
Last updated at April 16, 2024 by Teachoo
Examples
Example 1 (ii) Important
Example 1 (iii)
Example 1 (iv) Important
Example 1 (v)
Example 1 (vi)
Example 2 (i) Important
Example 2 (ii)
Example 3 (i)
Example 3 (ii) Important
Example 3 (iii)
Example 3 (iv)
Example 4 (i)
Example 4 (ii)
Example 4 (iii) Important
Example 4 (iv) Important
Example 5 (i)
Example 5 (ii) Important
Example 5 (iii)
Example 5 (iv) Important
Example 5 (v)
Example 5 (vi) Important
Example 6 (i)
Example 6 (ii) Important
Example 6 (iii)
Example 7 (i)
Example 7 (ii) Important
Example 7 (iii)
Example 7 (iv) Important
Example 8 (i)
Example 8 (ii) Important
Example 8 (iii)
Example 9
Example 10 Important
Example 11 (i)
Example 11 (ii) Important
Example 12 (i)
Example 12 (ii)
Example 13 Important
Example 14 Important
Example 15 Important
Example 16
Example 17 You are here
Example 18 (i)
Example 18 (ii) Important
Example 18 (iii)
Example 18 (iv)
Example 19 Important
Example 20 Important
Last updated at April 16, 2024 by Teachoo
Example 17 Check whether “Or” used in the following compound statement is exclusive or inclusive? Write the component statements of the compound statements and use them to check whether the compound statement is true or not. Justify your answer. t: you are wet when it rains or you are in a river. The Compound statement are: p : You are wet when it rains q : You are wet when you are in a river. You are wet when either it rains or you are in a river , or both. Hence Here ‘Or’ in inclusive. Here, p is true & q is also true. Here connecting word is “or” & both the statement is true. Hence Compound statement is true.