Formal Logic II
Symbolic representation is the use of symbols, such as letters or other characters, to denote logical propositions or expressions in formal logic. This system allows for the simplification and analysis of complex statements by transforming them into a structured format that can be manipulated using logical rules. In propositional logic, each proposition is assigned a unique symbol, enabling clearer communication and reasoning about logical relationships.
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