logic-and-proof
Reading a mathematical statement precisely
taught
Taught in
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What a mathematical statement claims
Discrete Mathematics I — Logic, Proof, and Structure
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What a sentence commits you to
Introduction to Logic
Requires
Nothing — this is foundational.
Required by
- Function notation, domain, and codomain required
- Propositions and truth values required
- Reading a definition word by word required
- Summation and product notation required
- The language of mathematical notation required
- The number sets N, Z, Q, R required
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