Control Logic Option 2

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• Identify the scope and content of the following concepts: the city, the island, the author of the novel "Treasure Island", the car.

• Identify concepts that are in respect of the crossing with the following concepts: steelworker, republic, textbook, portrait, the capital.

• Identify the concepts that are in the relationship of subordination with the following concepts: the city, the plane, book a lake ship.

• Show the relationship between the following concepts using Euler diagram: plant (A), an animal (B), the body (C); the aircraft (A), the helicopter (B), the screw (C); mother (A), the daughter of (B), grandmother (C), a woman (D).

• Summarize the concept: car, pine, plant, sodium, spring.

• Limit concepts: school, plane, crime, teacher, art.

• Perform the following division of concepts, said base division: people, country, sea, science, the road.

• In the judgment to define the terms, and distributed them to portray the relationship between subject and predicate in a pie chart.

• Not all is not gold that glitters.

• Some Christians are Orthodox.

• All's Well That Ends Well.

• Some animals do not have lungs.

• Habit dulls sensitivity.

• Set the logical structure of the following statements and to express it in a symbolic form.

• Themistocles knew each inhabitant of Athens in the face and by name.

• Ivan and Peter do not like each other.

• Truth in fire does not burn and does not sink in water.

• Every body maintains a state of rest or uniform motion, if it does not work any - any force.

• If Sergey and his choir will travel to Moscow, if the recording goes well, they will be invited to Paris.

• Install using truth tables following true or false judgments.

• Tigers striped, but coal is white.

• Either the Earth revolves around the sun, or the sun revolves around the Earth.

• If Brutus and Cassius killed Caesar, Spartacus was the Roman emperor.

• The elephant is hungry and then only when he had not eaten.

• In the initial judgment by using simple logic square build the remaining types of simple propositions with the same subject and the same predicate.

• All students outline the primary sources.

• All's Well That Ends Well.

• Honesty - the best policy.

• Perfect happiness is impossible.

• Some bacteria are harmful.

• Determine which violated the laws of logic in these passages and offers.

• "The wedding was in full swing .... Young was no longer young. She was no less than thirty-five years "(I. Ilf, Petrov).

• Each of the audience waved his arms vigorously than its neighbor.

• If the two cars drove up to the intersection at the same time, they must miss each other.

• One twin was older than the other for five years.

• Grasp last loan today should nothing, t. To. He became a different person.

• Each client for us - only.

• Make it based on two premises concluded, if possible, by the rules of probation - categorical syllogism.

• If the field is a scarecrow, the watchman asleep peacefully. The watchman sleeps quietly.

• If the water is heated, it evaporates. The water is heated.

• If the tree is to pour kerosene, it withered. This tree is not doused with kerosene.

• The boy will blow bubbles, if you eat a bar of soap. This boy blowing bubbles.

• If your child eats 5 kg plums, then he upset stomach. The child upset stomach.

• Make it based on two premises concluded, if possible, by the rules of separation and categorical syllogism.

• This medicine or useful or harmful or indifferent. It is useful.

• This action or praiseworthy or shameful or morally, or indifferent. It is not commendable, and not shameful.

• The path of a comet or an ellipse, or a parabola or hyperbole. The path of the comet can not be a parabola or hyperbole.

• Any action or p

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• To conclude, based on the separation of parcels conditional syllogism.

• If he were smart, he would have seen his mistake. If he was honest, he would admit it. But whether or not he sees his mistake, or is not recognized in it.

• If a person is stingy, it saves money. If a person is thrifty, he spends moderately. This man is not hoard and spend sparingly.

• In some cases, damage in the state of necessary defense or extreme necessity recognized criminal defenses. In this case, criminality is not excluded.

Solution:

1.Sledovatelno, it is either not smart enough or is not sincere.

2.Sledovatelno, this person is not stingy and frugal.

3.Sledovatelno, in this case, the damage was done not in a state of necessary defense or extreme necessity