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Mean Green Math: Mean Green Math – Explaining the "whys" of mathematics

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Let  be the statement “Seasons fear the reaper,” let be the statement “The wind fears the reaper,” let be the statement “The sun fears the reaper,” and let be the statement “The rain fears the reaper.” Translate the logical statement This matches a line from “Don’t Fear the Reaper” by Blue Oyster Cult. Context: Part …

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Let  be the statement “That is one small step for man,” and let be the statement “That is one giant leap for mankind.” Translate the logical statement This matches the famous first words spoken from the Moon by Neil Armstrong. Context: Part of a discrete mathematics course includes an introduction to predicate and propositional logic …

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Let  be the statement “My place is to seek popularity,” and let be the statement “My place is to seek love.” Translate the logical statement This matches a line from the book Mistborn, by Brandon Sanderson. Context: Part of a discrete mathematics course includes an introduction to predicate and propositional logic for our math majors. …

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Let  be the set of all people, be the statement “ is a dwarf,” let be the statement “ is in Moria,” and let be the statement “ still draws breath.” Translate the logical statement This matches a line from “The Fellowship of the Ring,” both the movie and the book. Context: Part of a discrete …

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