Lecture 01

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Lecture 01

1. CS-708 Discrete Continuous – 5a

2. CS-708 What is Discrete Mathematics – 6 Set of Integers & Real Numbers – 5b

3. CS-708 What is Discrete Mathematics – 6

4. CS-708 Logic – 7

5. CS-708 Statement – 8a

6. CS-708 Examples – 8b

7. CS-708 Truth Values of Propositions – 8c

8. CS-708 Examples – 9a

9. CS-708 Statements & Truth Values – 9b T T F F

10. CS-708 Not Propositions – 9c

11. CS-708 Rule – 10a

12. CS-708 Example – 10b

13. CS-708 Example – 10c

14. CS-708 Understanding Statements – 11c

15. CS-708 Example – 11b

16. CS-708 Compound Statement – 12a

17. CS-708 Symbolic Representation – 13a

18. CS-708 Logical Connectives – 14a

19. CS-708 Examples – 14b

20. CS-708 Translating from English to Symbols – 15

21. CS-708 Translating from English to Symbols – 16a

22. CS-708 Translating from English to Symbols – 16

23. CS-708 Translating from English to Symbols – 17a

24. CS-708 Translating from English to Symbols – 17b

25. CS-708 Negation – 19

26. CS-708 Truth Table for ~p – 20

27. CS-708 Conjunction – 21

28. CS-708 Truth Table for p ^ q – 22

29. CS-708 Disjunction – 23

30. CS-708 Truth Table for p q – 15

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