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    This document summarizes the syntax and semantics of propositional logic connectors. It defines the symbols for and, or, not, implies, and equivalence. AND, OR, and NOT are binary connectors that take two propositions, while NOT is unary. IMPLIES represents a conditional or rule. EQUIVALENCE means if and only if. The order of operations is negation, then disjunction and conjunction, and finally implication and equivalence.

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    Propositional Logic Table

    and Connectors
    Propositional Logic
    Syntax Semantics

     AND; Conjunction (The  looks like an “A” for “And”.)

    OR; Disjunction (The  comes from the Latin “vel” which means “or”.
     Its easy to remember as an upside-down ‘and’.)
    NOT; Negation (Only connective that operates on single statement. i.e.
     Unary Connective.)
    IMPLIES THAT; Conditional (Implications are also known as rules or
     if -then statements.)

    EQUIVALENCE; Biconditional (It also means if and only if.


     Biconditional P  Q is equivalent to (P  Q)  (Q  P) )

    Order of precedence is First:  Second:  and  Third:  and . 2

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