A. Write each sentence in symbolic form.

Represent each simple

statement in the sentence with the letter indicated in the
parenthesis. Also state whether the sentence is a conjunction,
a disjunction, a negation, a conditional, or a bi-conditional.

1. If today is Wednesday (w), then tomorrow is Thursday (t).

2. I went to the post office (p) and the bookstore (s).
3. A triangle is an equilateral triangle (l) if and only if it is an
equiangular triangle (a).
4. A number is an even number (e) if and only if it has a factor
of 2 (t).
5. If it is a dog (d), it has fleas (f).
B. Write the negation of each statement.

6. The Giants lost the game.

7. The lunch was served at noon.
8. The game did not go into overtime.
9. The game was not shown on ABC.
10. Some lions are playful.
11. All classic movies were first produced in black and white.
12. Some dogs are not friendly.
13. Everybody enjoyed the dinner.
14. All cars run on gasoline.
15. None of the students took my advice.
C. Write the a. converse, b. inverse, and c. contrapositive of the
given statement.

16. If I were rich, I would quit this job.

17. If we had a car, then we would be able to take the class.
18. Every parallelogram is a quadrilateral.
19. If you get the promotion, you will need to move to manila.
20. In a right triangle, the acute angles are complementary.
21. If x + 5 = 12, then x = 7
D. Determine the original statement if the given statement is
related to the original in the manner indicated.

22. Converse: If you can do it, you can dream it.

23. Inverse: If I did not have a dime, I would not spend it.
24. Contrapositive: If I were a singer, I would not be a dancer.
25. Negation: Pigs have wings and pigs cannot fly.