23 Answered Questions for the topic Logic Problem

Logic Problem Lsat Deductions Matched Pairs

01/25/18

LSAT Logic Game HELP
A New York insurance company has six account managers each of whom has a different number of children from none to five. Deduce from the following:A. who has what number of childrenB. the account... more
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Logic Problem

11/18/17

grocery store problem
Four friends (one is named Sara) drove to the grocery store to buy their favorite food and drink. Two sat in the front seat, and two sat in the back seat. Each bought a different food (one bought... more
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Logic Problem Word Problem

09/04/17

A logic question!
A health company is to see 14 new patients per week. Each patient will be a part of a 12 week program whereby they see a specialist every other week for an hour. Over the year, what is the maximum... more
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Logic Problem

09/03/17

negate: All cows eat grass.
negating sentences in graduate math 
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Logic Problem Math Pseudo Code Algorithm

05/10/17

This is a coding question. However, I do not require the answer in code. I just need help in figuring out the math behind this question.
You are a professional robber planning to rob houses along a street. Each house has a certain amount of money stashed, the only constraint stopping you from robbing each of them is that adjacent... more
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Logic Problem

03/23/17

Amnesty Week Lodgic Problem
Some Libraries periodically have an "Amnesty Week," during which people can bring back overdue books without paying a fine. Last month, five patrons of the Teaneck Public Library took advantage of... more
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Logic Problem

02/08/17

What is the maximum number of friends who could appear in a photo that Fiona does not appear in?
An album contains photos picturing 7 friends: Al, Billy, Christina,Delores, Ed, Fiona, and Gloria. The friends appear either alone or in groups with one another, in accordance with the following:... more
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Logic Problem

09/27/16

How do I show that [p ? (q ? r)] = [p ^(¬r) ? (¬q)]
[p ⇒ (q ⇒ r)] = [p ^(¬r) ⇒ (¬q)]
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Logic Problem

09/04/16

A man lived in the 19th century and said " I was x years old when in the year x^2. In what year he was born
August De Morgan lived in the nineteenth century. He made the statement : I was x years old when in the year x^2." In what year was he born?
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Logic Problem Math Logic Math Help

01/25/16

Proof by contrapositive: If n is even, then 2(n) is also even.
The contrapositive would be: If 2(n) is odd, then n is odd.   What is wrong with my logic?  The first statement is obviously true, and the second one is obviously false.  I know it must be... more
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Logic Problem

11/30/15

store mark up wholesale item 30% later have sale mark down 30% from retail price
walmart wholesale item marked up 30%, later have a sale and mark down 30% from retail price did he break even
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Logic Problem

09/28/15

A person is to select a gizmo from a bag. Each gizmo is labelled a number 1 to 100 and weighs the same number of ounces as the number. What is the probability o
 Please help me 
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08/25/15

Can anyone help me with this? I'm suppose to use resolution to prove that [(p ? q) ^ (q ? (r ^ s))] ? (p ? s)
I have to use resolution to prove these inferences are valid [(p → q) ^ (q → (r ^ s))] → (p → s) ?
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Logic Problem

08/05/15

Simple Logic Questions, please help!
I have a question about this statement below, let say if the startdate is 1/1/2013 and the enddate is 2/1/2013, the month is less than 6 months. Then the startdate changed to 8/1/2012. But what if... more
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08/02/15

Natural Deduction in Propositional Logic Help?
Use the first four rules of inference to derive the conclusions of the following symbolized arguments. (please please help. And explanation would be nice too!) (1) 1. ~C>(A>C) 2. ~C /~A (2.)... more
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07/03/15

algebra 1/2 question
 Of the 200 parking spaces in a parking lot, 4% of the spaces are reserved for handicapped parking, and 12 of the non handicapped spaces are suitable for compact cars only. How many spaces that are... more
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Logic Problem Logic

07/03/15

A library has 2 books for every 5 resident. how many books do they need for a population of 12455 people?
This can eithe ne 24,910 or 4982 books
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Logic Problem

03/16/15

It is summer and there is no snow.” Write, in words, the negation of this compound statement. (Hint: Use De Morgan’s laws.)
Need help with this 
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Logic Problem Logic Symbols

02/22/15

LOGIC SYMBOLISM HELP!
Consider the following translation scheme:Use symbols to translateA: The American team will win a gold medal.B: The British team will win a gold medal.C: The Canadian team will win a gold... more
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Logic Problem Philosophy Ethics

01/25/15

Can you identify if these are arguments or not?
1. Fictional characters behave according to the same psychological probabilitiesas real people. But the characters of ?ction are found in exotic dilemmas that real people hardly encounter.... more
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Logic Problem Math Contest

10/27/14

Hard Question from UMD Math Competition 2014
There are three underground gopher nests in a field; call them A, B, C. There are tunnels between A and B, between A and C, and between B and C. A gopher counts that there are 89 ways to get from A... more
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Logic Problem Algorithm

10/22/14

Long logic question from UMD math competition
There are 11 ants on a ruler. Each ant is on an inch marker (1 - 12). The ants on the left side of the ruler, on numbers 1-6, are crawling toward the right end of the ruler (towards 12). Ants on... more
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Logic Problem

09/16/14

How can you bring exactly 2 liters of water from a pond when you have only a 7 liter and 4 liter pail?
I need to know how to be able to get 2 liters of water out of a 7 liter pail and 4 liter pail? Have been trying to figure it out for a long time but can't come up with the answer really need help.
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