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Logic and Proof Techniques
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This lecture covers topics such as integers and rationals, logic, techniques of proof, relations, functions, composition of functions, reciprocal functions, equivalence classes, and integers and rationals (IN, Z, Q). The instructor explains concepts using examples and truth tables to illustrate implications and equivalences.
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