Truth Tables for Disjunctions (Inclusive) Worksheets
What Are the Trends of Truth Tables for Disjunctions (Inclusive)? We studied in detail regarding the trends of truth tables and the exclusive disjunction within them. However, the next part of the disjunction is the inclusive one. The inclusive disjunction is quite easier from its counterpart since it provides more leniency to the problem. In other words, for inclusive disjunctions, you have the choice of a minimum of four options even with two operands. For instance, if you have a choice of A and B, then you can choose either of them, both of them, or neither of them. Let us take a real-world example. If you study well, then you can get good grades; otherwise, you will not. Now, in this scenario, you have the choice of studying well and getting good grades. However, if you do not want to study, then you may still pass.
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Basic Lesson
Demonstrates the concept of determining truth values for Disjunctions (Inclusive). Use a truth table to determine the possible truth values of the statement P ∨ Q.
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Intermediate Lesson
Shows students how to determine truth values for Disjunctions (Inclusive). We look at this skill for all angles.
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Independent Practice 1
Contains a mixture of problems using Disjunctions (Inclusive). Students must determine the truth value of a series of different math statements.
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Independent Practice 2
Features truth value questions with assorted concepts. Students concentrate on Disjunctions (Inclusive).
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Homework Worksheet
Features 6 Disjunctions (Inclusive) problems; students must determine the truth-value.
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Skill Quiz
10 truth value questions that include Disjunctions (Inclusive). Scoring matrix is provided.
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