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MATTHEW OF BLUMENTRITT INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

GENERAL MATHEMATICS
3rd Monthly Examination – 2nd QUARTER (GR. 11)
1st Semester S.Y. 2018-2019

NAME: _______________________________ SCORE & AVERAGE: ____________

TRACK/STRAND _______________________ DATE: ___________

I. TRUE OR FALSE. Write correct if the statement is true, otherwise, false. (2PTS.EACH)
1. The proposition “if p, then q,” is written as “P implies Q”.
2. The disjunction of propositions “p and q” are called the disjuncts of “p and q”.
3. The proposition “p and q” is denoted by “p v q”.
4. Negation truth table shows the negativity of the propositions.
5. The truth value of true is denoted as 1 and 0.
6. Truth table displays the relationship between the possible truth values of the propositions.
7. Primitive propositions are the simple proposition that can combine together.
8. Preposition is a declarative sentence that is either true or false, but not both.
9. The conjunction “p ^ q” is true if both p and q are true.
10. The proposition “if p, then q,” is false when p is true and q is false.
II. Identify what kind of sentence is the following below.
1. Give way.
2. It is true that she likes you.
3. When and why?
4. How long could it be?
5. Apple is one of my favorite fruit.
6. This is real.
7. I love music!
8. 2 + 3 = 8?
9. 2y = 4, if y=2
10. Yes!

Prepared by:
Miss Shalom R. Chavez
III. LOGICAL SYMBOLS.
A. Let p and q be the following propositions. Write the following propositions in terms of p and q using
logical connectives. (2pts.each)
1. Conjunction: p: Diane gets perfect score on the final exam.
q: Diane gets 92% as final grade.
2. Conditional or Implication: p: Justine travel to Paris.
q: Justin likes museums.
3. Disjunction: p: Diadema wants to see the Mona Lisa.
q: Diadema likes paintings.
4. Negation: p: Fraction is a rational number.
q: ½ is an proper fraction.
5. Conjunction: p: You get 100% on the final exam.
q: You receive an A for your final grade.

Prepared by:
Miss Shalom R. Chavez