Summary
Universal statements
- true iff
is true for every in - false iff
is false for one or more in - disprove by counterexample
Existential statements
- true iff
is true for one or more in -
- false iff
is false for every in
- false iff
- prove by example
Negation
- if
is false for all values of , then there exists one or more where is false - if there does not exists one or more
where is true, then is false for all values of
Concept
Universal quantification(for all) ->
Existential quantification(there exists) ->
Domain ->
Predicate ->
Sensitive to domain, which may be a number set
Composed quantified statements
Expanding quantification
Universal conditional statements
Application
Universal statement
- prove for all values
- disprove by counterexample
Existential statement
- prove by example
- disprove for all values
Negation of composite statements