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TEACHING LEARNING ACTIVITIES

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foundation for dealing with everyday life. It also focuses
on logical symbols, logical connectives, truth tables, tautologies, and self-contradiction.
Consider the following conversation of Mr. Pandemic and Mrs. Covid. Answer the questions
that follow. God bless you!

MATHEMATICS
Mr. Pandemic: Turn left!"
Mrs. Covid : I didn't hear you. Left?"
Mr. Pandemic: Right!"
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Guide Questions:
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Mathematical2. Can you give another example with the same idea with that of the given
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Activity
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Instruction: Classify each card according to the following categories as indicated on the table.
Write your answer on the table. God bless you!
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Follow-up Questions:
1. How did you get the answers on the above activity?
2. How will you differentiate those terms/statements under English and Mathematics along
with its categories?

Activity 3: LS-Translation!

Instruction: Answer the tests by following each of the given instruction. God bless you!

A. Translate each statement into symbolic notation. Let P represent “I like Pepsi” and let C
represent “I like Coke”.

1. I like Pepsi or I like Coke. ______________________

2. I like Pepsi and I like Coke. ______________________
3. I do not like Pepsi. ______________________
4. It is not the case that I like Pepsi or Coke. ________________
5. I like Pepsi and I do not like Coke. ______________________

B. Translate each symbolic notation into a sentence. Let p represents “Today is Monday”
and q represents “The weather is good.”
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