Second logic assignment hurley2.2

Terms, and the intension and extension of terms

This assignment is due to be completed by Saturday October 3rd

This exercise will be available from Oct 1st to Oct 31st

In this assignment you will learn:

what a term is

how to identify terms and non-terms, and

what intension and extension mean when those words are applied to terms

Read

Read chapter 2.2 of Hurley’s A Concise Introduction to Logic

Optional Learning Aids

Section 2.2 of the Learning Logic program, available either on iLrn or on the CD that came with your Hurley book

Exercises

Login to iLrn
Navigate to the assignment titled hurley2.2
Open that assignment and do the exercises
You may re-do the exercises a second time if you like, and a third time, but it won’t allow you to do them more than three times.
iLrn will record the score you earn on the final time you did the assignment.


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