Math · Foundational · Lesson 1 of 8
And, Or, Not
Truth tables
An interactive lesson with 6 steps, about 5 minutes: you predict, drag and solve, with instant feedback on every answer. It runs in your browser and needs JavaScript.
What you’ll learn
- Logical “or” is inclusive. “And” needs both parts to be true.
- De Morgan: not (P and Q) = not P or not Q, and the other way round.
- Negating “all” gives “at least one isn’t”.
Steps
- Or means…?
- Truth tables
- Flip the switches
- How many rows?
- Negate “and”
- Negate “all”