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Chapter 6 Practice

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Chapter 6 Practice. 1. One can use A STR 101 and B IOL 101 to satisfy goal three; however, if one takes either of these courses, then one must also satisfy a L ab requirement. . - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Chapter 6 Practice

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1. One can use ASTR 101 and BIOL 101 to satisfy goal three; however, if one takes either of these courses, then one must also satisfy a Lab requirement.

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1. (One can use ASTR 101 and BIOL 101 to satisfy goal three); however, (if one takes either of these courses, then one must also satisfy a Lab requirement).

(A B) [(A v B) L]

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2. Either PHIL 101 or HIST 102 satisfies the requirements for goal 4 if and only if neither GEOG 121 nor RELG 103 does.

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2. (Either PHIL 101 or HIST 102 satisfies the requirements for goal 4) if and only if (neither GEOG 121 nor RELG 103 does).

(P v H) ~(G v R)

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3. If MUS 110 or ARTS 103 satisfies goal 8, then if HIST 201 satisfies goal 6, then either THEA 101 or POLI 201 satisfies goal 6.

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3. If MUS 110 or ARTS 103 satisfies goal 8, then if HIST 201 satisfies goal 6, then either THEA 101 or POLI 201 satisfies goal 6.

(M v A) [H (T v P)]

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4. ENGL 200 does not satisfy goal 4 only if one has taken neither PHIL 101 nor HIST 102 and one has taken GEOG 121.

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4. ENGL 200 does not satisfy goal 4 only if one has taken neither PHIL 101 nor HIST 102 and one has taken GEOG 121.

~E [~(P v H) G]

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5. Neither SOC 101 nor ECON 110 can be used to satisfy core requirements; nevertheless, one cannot use SOC 101 to satisfy a Foundation requirement for one’s major or use it to satisfy the core if one’s Major does not list SOC in its foundation.

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5. Neither SOC 101 nor ECON 110 can be used to satisfy core requirements; nevertheless, one cannot use SOC 101 to satisfy a Foundation requirement for one’s major or use it to satisfy the core if one’s Major does not list SOC in its foundation.

~(S v E) [M (~F ~S)]

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6. Philosophy, History or Sociology will all offer a communication course if and only if neither Music nor Finance do.

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6. Philosophy, History or Sociology will all offer a communication course if and only if neither Music nor Finance do.

[P v (H v S)] ~(M v F)

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7. One is finished Taking foreign language classes only if one wants to Learn another language; however, if one is Fluent in a foreign language, then one may KLEP out of a language at the 130 level.

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7. One is finished Taking foreign language classes only if one wants to Learn another language; however, if one is Fluent in a foreign language, then one may KLEP out of a language at the 130 level.

(T L) (F K)

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8. HIST 101 but not PHIL 102 satisfies goal 4 if and only if BIOL 121 satisfies goal 3 and ENGL 101 does not satisfy goal 2.

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8. HIST 101 but not PHIL 102 satisfies goal 4 if and only if BIOL 121 satisfies goal 3 and ENGL 101 does not satisfy goal 2.

(H ~P) (B ~E)

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9. Either PHIL 101 satisfies goal 4 or HIST 111 does; however, if PHIL 101 satisfies goal 4 then ENGL 277 does not satisfy goal 5.

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9. Either PHIL 101 satisfies goal 4 or HIST 111 does; however, if PHIL 101 satisfies goal 4 then ENGL 277 does not satisfy goal 5.

(P v H) (P ~E)

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10. Unless one takes ENGL 101 or KLEPs out of it, one has satisfied the Core requirements unless PHIL 101 satisfies goal 4, of course.

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10. Unless one takes ENGL 101 or KLEPs out of it, one has satisfied the Core requirements unless PHIL 101 satisfies goal 4, of course.

[(E v K) v C] v P

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1. (H v ~T) [~L (G ~F)]~[~L (G ~F)]H v ~T

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2. (G H) v (J K)~(G H)J K

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3. [(H v Y) J] (D S)~[(H v Y) J]~(D S)

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4. (R F) (H T)F v TR v H

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5. (R F) (H T)(H T) (R F)(R F) (R F)

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6. (G ~H) v ~P~(G ~H)P

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7. [~D (P v ~Q)] (~H v ~D)~(~H v ~D)~[~D (P v ~Q)]

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8. H K~K~H

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9. (D v ~J) ~[D (H ~K)]D v ~J~[D (H ~K)]

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10. [J (G ~G)] v (~K J)~K JJ (G ~G)

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11. (H P) [D (H v ~S)]~P v ~(H v ~S)~H v ~D

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12. B {[~G v (H ~G)] [(G v ~H) (T ~P)]}

B[~G v (H ~G)] [(G v ~H) (T ~P)]

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13. [G v (H ~G)] v ~H~[G v (H ~G)]~H

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14. ~G ~(~J ~G)~J ~GG

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15. ~(H v ~B) (H v ~B) v NN

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16. (S ~F) (~G ~G)S v ~G~F v ~G