WITH VERIFIED ANSWER 2026
True if both are true, else false - CORRECT ANSWER pΛq
if p then q - CORRECT ANSWER p->q
xy=k - CORRECT ANSWER Varies inversely
OR - CORRECT ANSWER Symbolic Form V
AND - CORRECT ANSWER Symbolic Form Λ
"it is not the case that" - CORRECT ANSWER Symbolic Form ~
If...Then... - CORRECT ANSWER => or "right arrow"
"implies and is implied by" or "....if and only if..." - CORRECT ANSWER ↔
if p or q are true then "true", else if both are false then "false" - CORRECT
ANSWER pVq
2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19, 23, 29 - CORRECT ANSWER Prime numbers
, Breaking down a composite number until all of the factors are prime. - CORRECT
ANSWER prime factorization
divide number by smallest prime number that it evenly divides into, then repeat
until you have the list of prime numbers that make the big number. - CORRECT
ANSWER prime factorization process
Similar to rounding but never round up. In other words drop to the place
indicated. - CORRECT ANSWER Truncate
if and only if, or the if statement can be reversed and still be true. - CORRECT
ANSWER Double sided arrow
group statements ~(pVq) you negative both statements. Often express in
statements as a comma(,). - CORRECT ANSWER parentheses
and, Λ, both statements must be true for the whole thing to be true. - CORRECT
ANSWER Conjunction
or, V, only false when both statements are false. - CORRECT ANSWER Disjunction
~, not, the opposite of the statement. - CORRECT ANSWER Negation
arrow, if...then, only false when if statement is true and then statement is false. -
CORRECT ANSWER Conditional statement