| Remember:
For a compound statement using "and"
to be true, BOTH
facts must be true.
The
compound statement using "or"
is true when
both statements (or facts) are
true, or one
of the statements (or facts) are true.
The negation ("not") will always
have the opposite
truth value of the original statement. What was
TRUE, will become
FALSE, or what was FALSE, will
become TRUE. |