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Logical Connective

An operator such as negation, conjunction, disjunction, conditional, or biconditional that forms a compound proposition from simpler ones.

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Why it matters

Connectives are the joints of propositional logic; the truth value of a compound depends entirely on them.

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Units (1)

Propositional Logic: Form, Connectives, and Valid InferenceStudents learn to identify atomic and compound statements, master the five connectives of propositional logic, symbolize natural-language…

Lessons (2)

Symbolizing Whole ArgumentsPropositional Logic: Form, Connectives, and Valid Inference The Five Connectives in DepthPropositional Logic: Form, Connectives, and Valid Inference

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