Logic
Statements and Truth Values
Lesson
Logic studies statements — declarative sentences that are either true or false, not both. Everything else (questions, commands, exclamations, opinions) is not a statement.
Statements
- “The sun is hot.” (true)
- “2 + 2 = 5.” (false — still a statement)
- “All squares are rectangles.” (true)
Not statements
- “Close the door.” (command)
- “Is it raining?” (question)
- “Wow!” (exclamation)
How to answer
Type 1 if the sentence is a statement, 0 if not.
Practice
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Warm-Up
Quick problems to get going.
Problem 1
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Practice
Standard problems matching the lesson.
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Problem 7
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Problem 11
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Problem 13
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Challenge
Harder problems — edge cases, trickier numbers, multiple steps.
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