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  1. 2 Negation of Logical Operators is often the case, that we need to negate a logical statement. This happens if we need to show that a particular property is false. For example, consider the p operty …

  2. Sementic Tableaux If you are asked to prove something with sementic tableaux, negate the formulae first. If you are asked to refute something with the sementic tableaux, do not negate the formulae.

  3. The purpose of this lesson is to teach students how to use the Boolean operators of "AND", "OR" and "NOT" [or "AND NOT"] in online searching to either narrow or expand the results.

  4. The arithmetic operators return copies but doesn’t change the objects themselves. The compound ones do change the object.

  5. This is a unary operator; the rest are binary operators. Our symbol: an overbar, e.g. p Other common symbols: ̃ ′ ¬ Funny note: The ′ symbol is postfix; others are prefix.

  6. This is where the Boolean operator ‘NOT’ comes in. The NOT operator is a way in which we can exclude results that are not relevant to our search. The NOT operator works well when we are seeing a trend …

  7. Boolean Operators Most databases don't understand the natural language we speak and need help understanding what we're looking to find. For this, they require a special set of conventions, …