1002 Lecture Notes - Michael Crichton
5 Feb 2013
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If you do not overtrain, then you will be able to meet the standard. This states a sufficient condition: a conjunction is true only if one of its conjuncts is true, but it is not the case that if only one of its conjuncts is true then it is true. Stage two: if traffic is not bad, i will meet you at the train station, and if traffic is bad i will not meet you. This states a strong exception: a. w i will go to boston. Stage one: i will not go to boston if it does not rain, although bill will go if and only if his car is running. Stage two: if it does not rain i will not go to boston, although bill will go if and only if his car is running. (~r ~w) & (b c: m mares eat oats. L little lambs eat ivy (m & b) & l.
