SMU-bsc IT (Mathematics For IT) Chapter 2
Chapter 2 - Mathematical Logic
- 1.
A statement is a sentence which is
- A.
True
- B.
False
- C.
Either true or false
- D.
Neither true neither false
- E.
Both true and false simultaneously
Correct Answer
C. Either true or false -
- 2.
Which of the following is a statement
- A.
Open the door
- B.
Where are you going?
- C.
Wish you all the best
- D.
Two plus two is five
- E.
God bless you
Correct Answer
D. Two plus two is fiveExplanation
A is command, B is question, C is a wish, D is a false statement, E is optativeRate this question:
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- 3.
Find statement from the following
- A.
Give me a glass of water
- B.
He is a College Professor
- C.
Do your homework
- D.
Hurray! we passed the exam
- E.
Did you paint the house?
Correct Answer
B. He is a College ProfessorExplanation
A: Request, B: can be true or false at any time, so a sentence, C: command, D: exclamatory, E: QuestionRate this question:
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- 4.
A statement is said to be simple, if
- A.
It can be broken down into two or more sentences
- B.
It cannot be broken down into two or more sentences
- C.
Is either true
- D.
Is false
- E.
None of the above
Correct Answer
B. It cannot be broken down into two or more sentences -
- 5.
New statements that can be formed by combining two or more simple statements are called
- A.
Simple statements
- B.
Paradox
- C.
Optatives
- D.
Sub-statements
- E.
Compound statements
Correct Answer
E. Compound statements -
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