MATH 115 EXAM QUESTIONS ANSWERED CORRECTLY LATEST
UPDATE 2026
In a conditional statement, if columns r and argument are T, F then - Answers The
rest below in argument column is False
Inclusive (either or both)
(If you can do both, then it's inclusive) - Answers Is "or" being used in the exclusive
or inclusive sense.
The insurance policy will not cover misuse or acts of God.Inclusive
(If you can do both, then it's inclusive)
Contrapositive - Answers If not q, then not p
Proposition - Answers Determine whether the statement is a proposition.
One inch is 2.54 meters.
Not a proposition - Answers Determine whether the statement is a proposition.
Do you like this color?
Susie does not live in a green house. - Answers Write the negation of the proposition.
Susie lives in a green house.
She does not earn more than me. - Answers Write the negation of the proposition.
She earns more than me.
Exclusive - Answers Is "or" being used in the inclusive or exclusive sense.
The prize is a new car or $10,000 cash.
Inclusive - Answers Is "or" being used in the inclusive or exclusive sense.
Shaun will win the race if he eats carbohydrates beforehand or if he has slept well.
If the sun does not shine, they will not bask. - Answers Is this Conditional,
Converse,Inverse, or Contrapositive.
If the sun shines, they will bask.(inverse)
Real Number - Answers Square root of 11
Natural Number - Answers 13
Rational Number - Answers 6/7
{3,4,5} - Answers The integers between 2 and 6 (not inclusive).
{4,5,6,7,8} - Answers The integers from 4 to 8 (inclusive).
Inductive - Answers Is the argument Inductive or Deductive.
The last four answers were false. Therefore, the next one will be false.
Deductive - Answers Is the argument Inductive or Deductive.
Every coach must know his sport well. Steve Spurrier is a football coach, so Steve
Spurrier knows football well.
Inductive - Answers Is the argument Inductive or Deductive.
Fresh fruit is expensive in winter. This is January, so these fresh strawberries will be
expensive.
Inductive - Answers Is the argument Inductive or Deductive.
23+31=54, 37+23=60, 23+41=64. Therefore, the sum of two prime numbers is even.
Valid - Answers Evaluate the validity of the chain of conditionals.
Premise: If the moon is made of cheese, then what goes up must come down.
Premise: If what goes up must come down, then most Americans like apple pie.
Conclusion: If the moon is made of cheese, then most Americans like apple pie.
Exclusive (one or the other, but not both). - Answers Is the "or" being used in the
exclusive or inclusive sense.
I don't know if I should wear my new skirt or my new dress tonight.
UPDATE 2026
In a conditional statement, if columns r and argument are T, F then - Answers The
rest below in argument column is False
Inclusive (either or both)
(If you can do both, then it's inclusive) - Answers Is "or" being used in the exclusive
or inclusive sense.
The insurance policy will not cover misuse or acts of God.Inclusive
(If you can do both, then it's inclusive)
Contrapositive - Answers If not q, then not p
Proposition - Answers Determine whether the statement is a proposition.
One inch is 2.54 meters.
Not a proposition - Answers Determine whether the statement is a proposition.
Do you like this color?
Susie does not live in a green house. - Answers Write the negation of the proposition.
Susie lives in a green house.
She does not earn more than me. - Answers Write the negation of the proposition.
She earns more than me.
Exclusive - Answers Is "or" being used in the inclusive or exclusive sense.
The prize is a new car or $10,000 cash.
Inclusive - Answers Is "or" being used in the inclusive or exclusive sense.
Shaun will win the race if he eats carbohydrates beforehand or if he has slept well.
If the sun does not shine, they will not bask. - Answers Is this Conditional,
Converse,Inverse, or Contrapositive.
If the sun shines, they will bask.(inverse)
Real Number - Answers Square root of 11
Natural Number - Answers 13
Rational Number - Answers 6/7
{3,4,5} - Answers The integers between 2 and 6 (not inclusive).
{4,5,6,7,8} - Answers The integers from 4 to 8 (inclusive).
Inductive - Answers Is the argument Inductive or Deductive.
The last four answers were false. Therefore, the next one will be false.
Deductive - Answers Is the argument Inductive or Deductive.
Every coach must know his sport well. Steve Spurrier is a football coach, so Steve
Spurrier knows football well.
Inductive - Answers Is the argument Inductive or Deductive.
Fresh fruit is expensive in winter. This is January, so these fresh strawberries will be
expensive.
Inductive - Answers Is the argument Inductive or Deductive.
23+31=54, 37+23=60, 23+41=64. Therefore, the sum of two prime numbers is even.
Valid - Answers Evaluate the validity of the chain of conditionals.
Premise: If the moon is made of cheese, then what goes up must come down.
Premise: If what goes up must come down, then most Americans like apple pie.
Conclusion: If the moon is made of cheese, then most Americans like apple pie.
Exclusive (one or the other, but not both). - Answers Is the "or" being used in the
exclusive or inclusive sense.
I don't know if I should wear my new skirt or my new dress tonight.
