In the expression p ↔ q, what does it mean?
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The question is asking about the meaning of the logical expression p ↔ q, and it provides multiple choice options to clarify its interpretation in propositional logic.
Answer
p if and only if q
The expression p ↔ q means 'p if and only if q'.
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The expression p ↔ q means 'p if and only if q'.
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In logic, 'p if and only if q' emphasizes that both propositions must simultaneously be true or false.
Tips
Confusing biconditional with implication is common. Remember 'if and only if' for the biconditional.
Sources
- P ↔ q - Vocab, Definition, and Must Know Facts | Fiveable - library.fiveable.me
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