Unit 1 [DS]

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1.
2 points
Which is tautology? i)P v (~P → (Q v (Q → ~R ) ) ) ii)(~P Λ Q Λ R) v (P Λ Q)
2.
2 points
Suppose 100 out of 120 CS students study at least one of the French(F),German(G) and Russian(R) language. 65 study F, 45 study G, 42 study R. 20 study F and G, 25 study F and R, 15 study G and R. Find the number of students who study only F and G but not R.
3.
1 point
Let P be "He is tall" and Q for "He is handsome".Then the statement "It is false that he is short or handsome" is:
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1 point
If A and B are disjoint sets then-----------
5.
2 points
How many minimum disjunction symbols are required to represent P → Q in PDNF form
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2 points
The negation of ∀x{[C(x) ^ B(x)]→~P(x)} where C(x): x is an animal, B(x): x is a bird and P(x): x is a politician
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2 points
Which of the statement is false?
8.
1 point
If A and B are the two sets then which of the statements is true?
9.
2 points
If X and Y be the sets. Then the set " (X-Y) Union (Y-X) " is:
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1 point
P→Q is equal to
11.
1 point
If A and B are the two sets then which of the statements is true?
12.
2 points
Given two multisets, A={2.x,3.y,z} and B={4.x,2.a,3.b,2.z}, what is "A-B"?
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1 point
If D(x) represents "x is a Dog" and A(x) represents "x is an animal" then which is the symbolic form of the statement "if x is a dog then x is an animal"
14.
2 points
Let P(x) denotes "x is a politician" then which is true? i)~∀xP(x)=∃x~P(x) ii)~∃xP(x)=∀x~P(x)
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1 point
The dual of the statement P → Q is:
16.
1 point
{(P→Q↔(~P v Q)} ^ R is equal to
17.
2 points
How many minimum conjunction symbols are required to represent P → Q in PCNF form
18.
1 point
Which of the following is not well formed formula
19.
2 points
Let C(x) denote "x is rose" and R(x) denote "x is red" then symbolize the expression "some roses are red"
20.
1 point
Which is tautology? i)P v ~(P^Q) ii)(P^Q) ^ ~(Q^P)
21.
1 point
If A and B are the two sets then which of the statements is true?
22.
2 points
Consider two sets S1 and S2, where S1={J,M} and S2={{J,M}} then Which of the statements are true, i)J Є S1 ii)J Є S2 iii)S1 Є S2
23.
2 points
P→(Q→R) is equal to
24.
2 points
Which of the statement is true? i)P → Q = ~P v Q ii)P → (Q V R) = (P → Q) V (P → R)
25.
2 points
Let P(x) denotes "x can fly" and B(x) denotes "x is bird" then which is the correct representation of the statement "every bird can fly"
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1 point
(P v Q v R) is
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1 point
P v (P ^ Q) is equal to
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1 point
(PvQ) v ~P is
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1 point
How many elements will be there in power set of A, where A={1,2,3}
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1 point
Which is proposition? i) 2x3=5 ii)What is your name?
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1 point
. If A={1,2,3,4,5 } and B={3,5,9,6,8} then A-B=--------------
32.
1 point
How many elements will be there in power set of A, where A={a,b,c,d}
33.
2 points
Which is true if G stands for "is greater than" i)G(x,y) is 2 palce predicate ii)G(x,y) means "x is greater than y"
34.
2 points
{~P ^ (~Q ^ R)} v (Q^R) v (P^R) is equal to
35.
1 point
If S is a set containing n number of elements then number of elements in power set of s, i.e. P(s) are.
36.
2 points
Among the integers 1 to 300, how many of them are not divisible by 3, nor by 5, nor by 7 ?
37.
1 point
For sets A and B, (A∩B)UA=
38.
1 point
P ^ (P v Q) is equal to
39.
2 points
Which of the statement is false? i)The intersection of {a,b} and {a,c} is set which contain 1 element ii)Power set of empty set contain 1 element iii)Set {a,b} and {c,d} are disjoint sets
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1 point
How many elements will be there in set obtained from {a,b,c}-{a} where - stands for difference of 2 sets