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DMGT OBjectives-1

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DMGT OBjectives-1

The document consists of a series of logical propositions and questions related to propositional logic, including equivalences, contrapositives, duals, and laws. It also includes questions on set theory, cardinality, and functions. Each question is followed by multiple-choice answers with indicated correct options.

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DMGT OBJECTIVE

1. Which of the proposition is logically equivalent to ∼ p⋁q [ b ]


None
a) p⋀q b) p→q c) (p⋁q)→p d)

2. The contrapositive of p→q is [ A ]


None
a) ∼ q→ ∼ p b) ∼ p→ ∼ q c) q→p d)

3. The dual of the formula ∼ (p⋁q) is [ C ]


None
a) p⋀q b) ∼ p⋀ ∼ q c) ∼ p⋁ ∼ q d)

4. The name of the law: p⋁p ≡ p is [ b ]


a) Commutative b) Idempotent c) Associative d) Identity
Identify the valid conclusion from the premises ~q, p→q using Modus
5. [ C ]
Tollens
a) p b) q c) ∼p d) ∼q
Identify the valid conclusion from the premises p→q, q→r using Rule of
6. [ d ]
syllogism
a) b) c) q→p d) p→r
∼ q→ ∼ p ∼ p→ ∼ q

7. The negation of the quantified statement (∀x)( ∼ P(x)⋁ ∼ Q(x)) [ d ]


a) (∃x)(P(x)⋁Q(x))b) (x)(P(x)⋀Q(x)) c) ~(∃x)(P(x)⋀Q(x)) d) None
8. Which of following is an elementary product but not a min term [ d ]
p⋀ ∼p
a) p⋀q b) ∼ p⋀ ∼ q c) ∼ p⋁ ∼ q d)

9. Which of following is an elementary sum [ C ]


a) p⋀q b) ∼ p⋀ ∼ q c) p⋁ ∼ q d) None
10. A formula which consists of conjunction of the max terms is known as [ b. ]
a) PDNF b) PCNF c) PDCNF d) None
11. A product of variables and their negation in a formula is called [ a ]
Elementary Elementary
a) b) c) Both a and b d) None
product sum
12. Let A is a finite subset of U and |U| = 150 , |A| = 80 . The value of |A| = [ C ]
a) 25 b) 20 c) 70 d) None
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13. The value of |A-B| if|U| = 52 , |A| = 25 , |B| = 20 , |A∪B| = 45,|A∩B| = 10 [ d ]

a) 22 b) 25 c) 17 d) 15

14. In conditional statement p→q, where p is called [ A ]


c d None
a) Antecedence b) consequent Conclusion
) )
15. Which of the proposition is logically equivalent to ~p→q [ c ]
None
a) ∼ q⋁ ∼ p b) ∼ p⋁q c) p⋁q d)

16. The converse of p→q is [ b ]


None
a) ∼ q→ ∼ p b) q→p c) ∼ p→ ∼ q d)

17. The dual of the formula ∼ (p⋀q) is [ b ]


None
a) (p⋁q) b) ∼ p⋀ ∼ q c) ∼ p⋁ ∼ q d)

18. The name of the law: p⋀ (q⋀r) ≡ (p⋀q)⋀r is [ b ]


a) Commutative b) Associative c) Idempotent d) Identity
Identify the valid conclusion from the premises p→q, p using Modus
19. [ b ]
Ponens
a) p b) q c) ∼p d) ∼q
Identify the valid conclusion from the premises p→q, q→s using Rule of
20. [ c ]
syllogism
a) p→ ∼ s b) s→q c) p→s d) q→ ∼ s
21. The negation of the quantified statement (∃x)(∼P(x)⋀∼Q(x)) [ a ]
a) (x)(P(x)⋁Q(x)) b) ~(x)(P(x)⋀Q(x)) c) (∃x)(P(x)⋀Q(x)) d) None
22. Which of following is an elementary sum but not a maxterm [ d ]
a) p⋁q b) ∼ p⋁q c) ∼ p⋁ ∼ q d) q⋁q
23. Which of following is an elementary product [ b ]
a) p⋁q b) ∼ p⋀ ∼ q c) ∼ p⋁ ∼ q d) None
2
Which of the following propositions is contradiction? [ b ]
4
a) p⋁q b) (p⋀~p) c) (p⋁~p) d) None
25. What is the Cardinality of the Power set of the set {0, 1, 2}. [ a ]

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a) 8 b) 2 c) 3 d) 5
26. A formula which consists of conjunction of the max terms is known as [ b ]
a) PDNF b) PCNF c) PDCNF d) None
27. A product of variables and their negation in a formula is called [ a ]
Elementary Elementary
a) b) c) Both a and b d) None
product sum
28. Let S is a finite subset of U and |U| = 100 , |S| = 15 . The value of |S| = [ b ]
a) 75 b) 85 c) 125 d) None
29. The value of |B-A| if |U| = 50 , |A| = 30 , |B| = 25 , |A∪B| = 45,|A∩B| = 10 [ d ]

a) 22 b) 25 c) 17 d) 15

3
Which of the following are tautologies? [ b ]
0
((P v Q) ^ ˥P)→
a) .((P v Q) ^ Q)↔Q b) c) ((P v Q) d) None
QQ
31. The truth value of p⋀ ∼ p ______false_______.

32. The contrapositive of ~q→p is _______~p-->q______.

33. Let f(x) = x + 2andg(x) = x - 1then the value of f ∘ g is ______x+1_______.

34. The inverse of the function f(x) = 3x is _______f`1(x)=x/3______.


35. For any three finite sets A, B, C, we have |A∪B∪C| =______|AnC|+|AnBnC|_______.

36. The truth value of q⋁ ∼ q ________true_____.

37. The converse of q→p is ________p-->q_____.

38. Let f(x) = 3x and g(x) = x + 5 then the value of g ∘ f is _____3x+5________.

39. The inverse of the function f(x) = x - 3 is _____f`1(x)=x+3________.


40. For any two finite sets A, B we have |A∪B| =_____|AuB|=|A|+|B|-|AnB|________.
Which of the following are tautologies? a.((P v Q) ^ Q)↔Q b.((P v Q) ^ ˥P)→ Q c.((P v Q)

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