... 67 game 2 with the " ifbutonlyif " statement I did not know ... enough to only get 1 wrong in the set but I need ... to practice more. If anyone knows ... any games that have the " ifbutonlyif" rule please let me know ...
This has been asked before but for the sake of it I am asking it again. Is the statement "V happens if and onlyif Y happens" represented as YV (/V/Y). Thank you for the clarification
... sign, and started to wonder if it is interchangeable with "⇔/" ... "⇔/" is a negation of "if and onlyif", can we also use ... AC ????????
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. If we have A⇔/B = /A ... ,/B (X)
. If we have AB, then but not both? I mean ...
3. … But not otherwise if butonlyif Chris(C) attends the meeting ... /But (mean the same thing)
-Alan attends the meeting onlyif ... . /A→/C] And/but If Chris does not go to ...
When a problem says: Grace helps move the sofa ifbutonlyif Heather helps move the recliner, do I diagram it as: GsHr or HrGs, or does it matter either way? Also are "ifBUTonlyif" and "if AND onlyif" diagrammed differently or the same?
... or, but not both
2. If and/butonlyif
3. … But not ... Alan(A) attends the meeting ifbutonlyif Chris(C) attends the meeting ... But (mean the same thing)
-Alan attends the meeting onlyif ... /A→/C] And/but If Chris does not go to ...
Double slash is part of ifbutonlyifif I remember correctly. A B is equivalent to /A /B.
Here is the lesson http://7sage.com/lesson/advanced-bi-conditionals/
And one more question, where can I find a list of terms that I can memorize for these formal logic conditions, (e.g. If/then, if and onlyif, ifbutonlyif, if yet onlyif, unless, not unless, etc.etc)
> @sarakimmel said:
> I JUST did a problem set with two games that had ifbutonlyif: PT45.G4, PT56.G1
THANK YOU SO MUCH ! you're the best :) gonna try them tomorrow
... will go before J if and onlyif H is after M**. only if" is probably off. The correct ... -M but I don't understand how. I know that "onlyif" statements ... of "if" statements, but this is a rule I have only memorized and ...
... on the RC/LR sections butonly got halfway through the ... know that in all likelihood if continual drilling of LG ... about doing it? Or if anyone found LR/RC came ... was actually detrimental? And if anyone thinks it's worth ... this is so long or if it all comes off ...
... has been suggested that if we write out an ... could someone tell me if it's advisable or not ... because I thought that if people only deserve happiness according ... I think there is only one), but here’s what I ... .
Can anyone talk about a logical equivalency to this phrase? Not "IF", but is it equivalent to "onlyif"? Or how should I interpret this phrase in LR questions - I've come across it a few times in the late 60s tests.
From a logic perspective (see below) I can't work out any meaningful differences, but I noticed that JY splits these off in his map of bi-conditional statements. Am I missing something?