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Quiz: Tercero Excluido

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Principio lógico clásico

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Quiz: Tercero Excluido
 

Quiz: Tercero ExcluidoOnline version

Principio lógico clásico

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1

El principio del tercero excluido no se acepta en la lógica intuicionista.

2

En lógica clásica, existen valores intermedios entre verdadero y falso para P.

3

En la lógica clásica, P y ¬P pueden ser verdaderas al mismo tiempo.

4

El tercero excluido implica que no pueden darse ambas verdades de P y ¬P al mismo tiempo.

5

El tercero excluido solo se aplica a proposiciones matemáticas, no a enunciados.

6

En la lógica clásica, para cualquier proposición P, P ∨ ¬P es verdadera.

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La negación de P siempre es equivalente a P.

8

Es una ley bivalente que se aplica a verdades y falsedades de proposiciones.

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Si P es verdadera, entonces ¬P es falsa.

10

P ∨ ¬P siempre es falsa.

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