The term "Logic alphabet" typically refers to the symbols and notations used in formal logic and mathematical logic to represent logical expressions, propositions, and operations. Here are some common components of a logic alphabet: 1. **Propositional Variables**: Often denoted by letters such as \( P, Q, R \), etc., these represent basic propositions that can be either true or false. 2. **Logical Connectives**: These symbols are used to connect propositional variables.
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