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What is the primary value added by trivalent logic compared to traditional logic?
What is the primary value added by trivalent logic compared to traditional logic?
- It introduces a third value representing uncertainty. (correct)
- It redefines the truth value of traditional statements.
- It increases the number of logical statements from two to three.
- It eliminates the concept of falsehood.
In trivalent logic, what numerical representation is used for uncertainty?
In trivalent logic, what numerical representation is used for uncertainty?
- 0
- 2
- -1 (correct)
- 1
How does trivalent logic differ from Aristotelian logic?
How does trivalent logic differ from Aristotelian logic?
- It relies on subjective interpretations of statements.
- It eliminates contradictions in reasoning.
- It includes three distinct truth values. (correct)
- It recognizes only true statements.
Which statement best reflects Iván Guzmán's view on trivalent logic?
Which statement best reflects Iván Guzmán's view on trivalent logic?
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What type of reasoning does traditional logic use?
What type of reasoning does traditional logic use?
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Study Notes
Trivalent Logic
- Trivalent Logic is a system of reasoning that expands on traditional logic by introducing a third truth value: uncertainty.
- This uncertainty value (-1) represents situations where the truth of a statement is unknown.
Traditional Logic
- Traditional logic or classical logic is bivalent, meaning it only recognizes true (1) and false (0) values for statements.
Trivalent Logic vs. Traditional Logic
- Trivalent logic differs from traditional logic by acknowledging a third value: uncertainty.
- This expands the scope of logical reasoning, providing a way to represent statements where the truthfulness is unknown.
Trivalent Logic in Reasoning
- Iván Guzmán argues that trivalent logic accepts a third truth value, "incierto" (uncertain), for statements whose truthfulness is doubtful.
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