Truth Table Tutorial - Discrete Mathematics Logic

Here is a quick tutorial on two different truth tables.
If you have any questions or would like me to do a tutorial on a specific example, then please comment down below and I will get back to you as soon as possible!

[EmDickinson]

Hey y’all! I can’t believe this video I made for a friend 7 years ago nearly has 1 million views. I’m so glad it has helped so many people. I read all your comments from time to time and it brings me a lot of joy, but it’s still funny to me that people comment on my accent so often haha. Maybe one day I’ll make some more truth table videos. Have a great day!

[TheChaosMinecrafter]

You've taught me more in 8 minutes than my professor in 3 hours. thanks Emily!

[josephnasr]

just one more thing. If you want to know how many rows you should add, you raise 2 to the number of elements in the equation. In the first example there were 2 elements, so it is 2^2= 4 rows. In the second example, 3 elements--> 2^3=8 rows. The general formula is 2^n (n: number of elements in the equation). The elements in example 1 were p and q.

[Delak]

That is way easier than I expected.
Absolutely stunning.
Thanks, you're a lifesaver!

[memecheckpoint]

I was stressed when I was reading and answering my modules and is having a difficulty but was blown away when you explained how very easy it was. Thank you. Commented this during the pandemic so we don't have a F2F and the internet here in our country is so crappy that I hardly join virtual classroom so they gave us modules as an alternative instead.☺

[InFamousStickFigure]

It's 2:30 am, I have my first big test over the first few chapters of discrete math and I have been dodging to remember how to do truth tables since we only did it once. Thank you so much for such a clear explanation and showing how simple these really can be.

[frankgallagher]

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[kimberlyarmstrong]

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[marianovecchioli]

This is the clearest, most concise explanation of the matter I've found across multiple books and channels. Thank you!

[adhel-estebanriverarodrigu]

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[josephwilliamson]

2020 student, classes have been online and my professor has yet to actually teach anything since it has been online (he didn't teach much before it but was still better than nothing I'm getting now) and he tells everyone that this is needed knowledge on the final. I'm very happy to have seen this. Thank you!

[jrwjxc]

my professor is horrible and this genuinely explains what he has failed to in 4 separate lectures. Much love.

[Angie-ymiy]

i will mention you, when i get my diploma, on my thank you list lol

[heerchel]

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[rosyskysky]

it's been 6 years since upload and this video is still so helpful! Thanks for your help!

[Niakisses]

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[shokhrukhnigmatillaev]

this explanation was much better than we got in my uni, thanks a lot

[Sj-yxho]

THANK YOU SO MUCH in 8 mins you taught me what my prof explained for 3-4 of an hour and 15 mins lectures! 7:34

[shootingstar]

10 years later and you're still saving people's grades. Super clear and comprehensive explanation. Thank you!

[eilyguerrero]

I’m here six years later let me tell you, you just helped pass my exam.