6.3 Truth Tables for Propositions

Professor Thorsby explains how to build a truth table and then classify a single statement and how to compare 2 statements with identical unqiue variables.

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At 16:00 I think you made a mistake in the first example, on line 6 the antecedent is true (B) but the consequent is false (C), therefore the conditional should also be false, right?

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41:00 6.3 exercise

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helpfull but a little wordy...all over the place