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    Discrete Mathematics Structures

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    Predicates - the meaning of multiplequantifiers

    x

    y P(x,y) xy P(x,y)

    x

    y P(x,y) xy P(x,y)

    P(x,y) true for all x, y pairs.

    For every value of x we can find a (possibly different)

    y so that P(x,y) is true.

    P(x,y) true for at least one x, y pair.

    There is at least one x for which P(x,y)

    is always true.

    quantification order is notcommutative.

    Suppose P(x,y) = xs favorite class is y.

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    Predicates - the meaning of multiplequantifiers

    N(x,y) = x is sitting by y

    xy N(x,y)

    xy N(x,y)

    xy N(x,y)

    xy N(x,y)

    False

    True?

    True

    False

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    Proofs - how do you know?

    The following statements are true:If I am Mila, then I am a great swimmer.I am Mila.

    What do we know to be true?I am a great swimmer!

    How do we know it?

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    Proofs - how do you know?

    A theoremis a statement that can be shown to

    be true.Aproofis the means of doing so.

    Axiom, postulates,hypotheses and

    previously proventheorems.

    Rules of inference

    Proof

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    Proofs - how do you know?

    The following statements are true:If I am Mila, then I am a great swimmer.I am Mila.

    What do we know to be true?I am a great swimmer!

    What rule of

    inference can we use

    to justify it?

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    Proofs - Modus Ponens

    I am Mila.

    If I am Mila, then I am a great swimmer.

    I am a great swimmer!

    p

    p q

    q

    Tautology:

    (p (p q)) q

    InferenceRule:

    Modus Ponens

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    Proofs - Modus Tollens

    I am not a great skater.

    If I am Erik, then I am a great skater.

    I am not Erik!

    q

    p q

    p

    Tautology:

    (q (p q)) p

    InferenceRule:

    Modus Tollens

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    Proofs - Addition

    I am not a great skater.

    I am not a great skater or I am tall.

    p

    p q

    Tautology:

    p

    (p

    q)

    InferenceRule:

    Addition

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    Proofs - Simplification

    I am not a great skater andyou are sleepy.

    you are sleepy.

    p q

    p

    Tautology:

    (p

    q)

    p

    Inference Rule:

    Simplification

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    Proofs - Disjunctive Syllogism

    I am a great eater or I am a great skater.

    I am not a great skater.

    I am a great eater!

    p q

    q

    p

    Tautology:

    ((p

    q)

    q)

    p

    InferenceRule:

    DisjunctiveSyllogism

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    Proofs - Hypothetical Syllogism

    If you are an athlete, you are always hungry.

    If you are always hungry, you have a snickers in yourbackpack.

    If you are an athlete, you have a snickers in your

    backpack.

    p q

    q

    r

    p r

    Tautology:

    ((p

    q)

    (q

    r))

    (p

    r)

    Inference Rule:

    Hypothetical

    Syllogism

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    Proofs - A little quiz

    Amy is a computer science major.

    Amy is a math major or a computer science major.

    If Ernie is a math major then Ernie is tall.

    Ernie is not tall!

    Ernie is not a math major.

    Addition

    Modus Tollens

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    Proofs - A little proof

    Heres what you know:

    Ellen is a math major or a CS major.If Ellen does not like discrete math, she is not a CSmajor.

    If Ellen likes discrete math, she is smart.

    Ellen is not a math major.Can you conclude Ellen is smart?

    M

    CD CD SM

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    Proofs - A little proof

    1. M C Given

    2. D C Given3. D S Given4. M Given

    5. C DS (1,4)6. D MT (2,5)

    7. S MP (3,6)

    Ellen is smart!

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    Proofs - A little proof

    1. M C Given

    2. D C Given3. D S Given4. M Given

    5. C Disjunctive Syllogism (1,4)6. C D Contrapositive of 2

    7. C S

    8. S Modus Ponens (5,7)

    Ellen is smart!

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    Proof Techniques - direct proofs

    A totally different example:

    Prove that if n = 3 mod 4, then n2 = 1 mod 4.

    7 = 3 mod 4

    37 = 1 mod 4

    94 = 2 mod 4

    16 = 0 mod 4

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    Proof Techniques - direct proofs

    A totally different example:

    Prove that if n = 3 mod 4, then n2 = 1 mod 4.

    If n = 3 mod 4, then n = 4k + 3 for some int k.

    But then, = (4k + 3)(4k + 3)n2

    = 16k2 + 24k + 9

    = 16k2 + 24k + 8 + 1

    = 4(4k2 + 6k + 2) + 1

    = 4j + 1 for some int j

    = 1 mod 4.

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    Proofs - Fallacies

    Rules of inference, appropriately applied givevalidarguments.

    Mistakes in applying rules of inference arecalled fallacies.

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    Proofs - valid arg or fallacy?

    If I am Bonnie Blair, then I skate fast

    I skate fast!

    I am Bonnie Blair Im Eric Heiden

    If you dont give me $10, I bite your ear.

    I bite your ear!

    You didnt give me $10.

    Affirming the

    conclusion.

    ((p q) q) p

    Not a tautology.

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