Syntax of PREDICATE LOGIC and WELL-FORMED FORMULAS (wffs)

In this video on #Logic / #PhilosophicalLogic we take a look at the requirements of well-formed formulas (wffs) in predicate logic and why we need predicate logic for stronger arguments. Then we do some practice questions.

0:00 - [Intro]
0:19 - [Why We Use Predicate Logic]
3:23 - [Syntax of Predicate Logic]
6:23 - [Creating Well-Formed Formulas]
8:35 - [Exercise: Which are Wffs?]

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[rajeshboyina]

00:02 Predicate logic allows for more powerful expressions than propositional logic
01:49 Predicate logic helps symbolize and connect multiple related sentences.
03:22 Predicate logic syntax includes predicates, terms, and constants/variables.
05:05 Using variables with quantifiers for general statements
06:50 Introduction to new rules in predicate logic
08:23 Predicates combine with terms to form well-formed formulas.
10:07 Understanding predicate logic and well-formed formulas
11:39 Well-formed formulas in predicate logic

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