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18 of 450 questions (P1 250 · P2 200) · ARG1 · page 1 of 1
TMUA-P2-ARG1-001
Let $P$ and $Q$ be mathematical statements. The converse of the statement “If $P$ then $Q$” is which of the following?
TMUA-P2-ARG1-002
In mathematics “$P$ or $Q$” uses the inclusive or. The statement “$P$ or $Q$” is FALSE in exactly which case?
TMUA-P2-ARG1-003
Consider the statement “If $n$ is even then $n^2$ is even”, where $n$ is an integer. Which of the following is its contr…
TMUA-P2-ARG1-004
Let $P$ and $Q$ be statements. The claim “$P$ if and only if $Q$” (written $P \iff Q$) asserts which of the following?
TMUA-P2-ARG1-005
Let $P$ and $Q$ be statements. The conditional “If $P$ then $Q$” is FALSE in exactly which circumstance?
TMUA-P2-ARG1-006
A school debating society announces the following rule for its committee election: every student who voted for motion $A…
TMUA-P2-ARG1-007
The notice reads: “A number $n$ is prime greater than $2$ only if $n$ is odd.” If $P$ is “$n$ is prime greater than $2$”…
TMUA-P2-ARG1-008
Let $P$ and $Q$ be statements. Which of the following is logically equivalent to “If $P$ then $Q$”?
TMUA-P2-ARG1-009
A textbook exercise states the following facts about positive integers, where $P$ is “$n$ is divisible by $6$” and $Q$ i…
TMUA-P2-ARG1-010
The sports department publishes this registration rule for its two lunchtime clubs: a pupil may join the chess club only…
TMUA-P2-ARG1-011
The statement “If it rains, then the match is cancelled” is logically equivalent to which of the following?
TMUA-P2-ARG1-012
Let $P$ be “$n$ is divisible by $12$” and $Q$ be “$n$ is divisible by $4$”, where $n$ is a positive integer. The convers…
TMUA-P2-ARG1-013
A poster states: “An integer $n$ is a perfect cube only if $n^2$ is a perfect cube.” Let $P$ be “$n$ is a perfect cube”…
TMUA-P2-ARG1-014
Consider the statement “If $x > 0$ then $x^2 > 0$”, where $x$ is real. Which of the following is its inverse?
TMUA-P2-ARG1-015
Let $P$ and $Q$ be statements. Which of the following is logically equivalent to “If $P$ then $Q$”?
TMUA-P2-ARG1-016
A library notice reads: every pupil who borrowed the star atlas also reserved a reading seat. Later it is found that The…
TMUA-P2-ARG1-017
Let $P$ be “a quadrilateral is a square” and $Q$ be “it has four equal sides”. The original implication “If $P$ then $Q$…
TMUA-P2-ARG1-018
A leisure centre states: members may book the squash court only if they have completed an induction, and the coach adds…