Lecture

Proofs: Arguments in Predicate Logic

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Description

This lecture covers the rules of inference for quantified statements, including universal instantiation, generalization, existential instantiation, generalization, and modus ponens. Through examples, the instructor demonstrates how to construct valid arguments using predicate logic.

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Classical logic: First-order logic

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