Exercises

1. Examine what truth values the following propositions can get in dfferent situations. Make a list of possible cases and determine the truth value in each case. (0.25p each)
a) A glass fell down and broke. b) x = 1 and y < 0. c) If x = 10 or y > 1, then z = 3. d) Youll get a candy or a gum. e) x = 1 if and only if y = 2 and z = 3. f) Youll have a candy but not a doll. g) Youll get a candy or a gum, but not both. h) If there is mentioned a penalty interest in the invoice there exists also a due date. 2. For each claim in exercise 1 search the atomic propositions and create a proposition with the notations of the propositional logics which corresponds to the original statement. (A compound statement composed from atomic propositions). (0.25p each)