In: Advanced Math
1. Here is a model:
Domain: {Wikipedia, 2, Isaac Newton}
Referents: n: Isaac Newton
Extensions: P: Ø Q: {2} R: {Wikipedia, Isaac Newton}
Is the following proposition true or false on this model? Explain your answer.
∀x(Qx ∨Rx) → Pn
2. Is the following argument valid or invalid? If it is valid, explain why there cannot be a countermodel. If it is invalid, provide a countermodel.
ᄀ∀xHx
∃xMx
∴ᄀ∃x(Mx ∧Hx)
Solution:-
Given that
1. Is the following proposition true or false on this model? Explain your answer.
The proposition is false
This proposition is an implication and an implication
is false if and only if A is true and B is false.
In this case, since
= {Wikipedia, 2, Isaac Newton} = Domain
then
is true
and since the extension of P is empty then Pn is false.
Therefore
is false.
2. Is the following argument valid or invalid? If it is valid, explain why there cannot be a countermodel. If it is invalid, provide a countermodel.
The argument is invalid
Countermodel:
Domain = {1, 2, 3}
Extensions: M: {1, 2} H: {2, 3}
With this model, both premises are true but the conclusion is false
¬ is true
because the extension of H is not equal to the domain
is true
because the extension of M is not empty
¬
is false because 2 is in both the extension of M and the extension
of H
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