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Quiz 1 in Finite Mathematics, Fall 2002, Exercises of Mathematical Methods for Numerical Analysis and Optimization

A quiz from a finite mathematics course taught by jellett during the fall 2002 semester. The quiz includes three questions: drawing a venn diagram and determining the validity of an argument, constructing a truth table for logical expressions, and completing a truth table for a logical expression. The questions cover concepts related to set theory and logical operations.

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MA110 FINITE MATHEMATICS FALL 2002
August 2002 QUIZ 1 Jellett
SCORE
NAME:..........................................
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1. Draw an appropriately labelled Venn diagram for the following scenario, and
determine whether the given argument is valid.
1. Some animals are dangerous
2. A tiger is an animal.
3. Therefore, a tiger is dangerous.
2. Construct a truth table for the following logical expressions
(i) p p
(ii) (pq)→∼ p
3. Complete the following truth table for the logical expression p (qr)

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MA110 FINITE MATHEMATICS FALL 2002

August 2002 QUIZ 1 Jellett

SCORE

NAME:..........................................

  1. Draw an appropriately labelled Venn diagram for the following scenario, and determine whether the given argument is valid.
    1. Some animals are dangerous
    2. A tiger is an animal.
    3. Therefore, a tiger is dangerous.
  2. Construct a truth table for the following logical expressions

(i) p∨ ∼ p

(ii) (p ∨ q) →∼ p

  1. Complete the following truth table for the logical expression p∧ ∼ (q ∨ r)