More on Implications
Recall: P⟹Q is a statement built from statements.
Now: P(x)⟹Q(x) is a statement built from open sentences. This is the form of most theorems.
Example:
P(x):x=−3Q(x):|x|=3If x=−3, then |x|=3.
Recall: P⟹Q is a statement built from statements.
Now: P(x)⟹Q(x) is a statement built from open sentences. This is the form of most theorems.
Example:
P(x):x=−3Q(x):|x|=3If x=−3, then |x|=3.