Discrete Math 1.6.1 Inference with Predicates

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Kimberly Brehm

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thank You!!
im from colombia, and i dont speak english, but you explain so good, even me can understand you. I understand you more than my teacher of the university... and we speak the same lenguage; thanks a lot

sarajimenez

Thank you so much for these videos! I had trouble understanding this in class today, came to this channel and it instantly clicked. Not to say my prof isn't explaining well, just that it's nice to have 2 people explain it in their own way.

syremusic_

Thank you, Kimberly. I was a bit confused about the last example because we never found that "q --> r" but your process was very helpful and helped me understand how to solve these problems :)

Ashley-yyde

Thank you so much for your discrete math videos, it helps a lot, especially when you give us examples to do on our own

aureeel

God Bless you for saving students . :-)

raiansar

Oh my gosh thank you for this video, now I totally get what to think first when facing logic problems!!!

miirismiiris

Thank you so much for your video, It sure helps everyone who needs to learn more about Rules of Inference.

alifyz

Thank you so much for this! You are my grade's savior.

markanthonyoccena

topic seems to be like "Rules of Inference for Propositional Logic" rather than "Predicates".
last example probably should have been like "The argument form with premises (p ∧ t) → (r ∨ s), q → (u ∧ t), u → p, and¬s and
conclusion q → r is valid if the argument form with premises (p ∧ t) → (r ∨ s), q → (u ∧ t), u → p, ¬s and q
and conclusion r is valid."

ManishYadav-gxce

Hi, what program do you use for writing these pages on computer(i guess you use a graphic tablet is it right)

feyza-

it was really helpful thank you soo much. Do you have any tutorials on real analysis as well?

supunmadusanka

Was the first example supposed to be modus ponens and not simplification?

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