PHIL 102: Introductory Logic Fall 2004 - Lecture Notes
Quiz 4: Mostly Quantification
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Lecture 27: Multiple Quantification (11/29/04) – §11.2-4
1. 'Logically Complex
predicates'
- What are the following predicates?
- Ex Larger(x, y)
- Ex Larger(y, x)
- Do these say the same thing?
- Ex SameRow(x, y)
- Ex SameRow(y,x)
- Do these say the same thing? Why is this case different to
the first?
- Ax Likes(x, y)
- Ay Likes(x, y)
- Do these say the same thing?
- Sentences with logically complex predicates: what do the
following say?
- Ey Ex Larger(x, y)
- Ey Ex Larger(y, x)
- Do these say the same thing?
- Ay Ex Larger(x, y)
- Ay Ex Larger(y, x)
- Do these say the same thing?
- Ay Ax SameRow(x, y)
- Ax Ay SameRow(x, y)
- Do these say the same thing?
- Ey Ax ¬Larger(x, y)
- Ex Ay ¬Larger(x, y)
- Do these say the same thing?
2. Multiple Quantification with
Aristotelian Forms
- What do the following say?
- Ay ((Cube(y) ^ SameRow(y, a)) –>
Large(y))
- Ay ((Cube(y) ^ Large(y)) –>
(SameRow(y, a) ^ SameCol(y, a)))
- Ey (Cube(y) ^ Small(y) ^ Adjoins(y,
a))
- EyAx (Cube(y) ^ SameSize(y, x))
- AxEy (Cube(y) ^ SameSize(y, x))
- AxEy((Cube(x) ^ SameRow(a, x)) –>
SameSize(x, y))
- EyAx((Cube(x) ^ SameRow(a, x)) –>
SameSize(x, y))
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