is a compound statement that uses the word "and". For a conjunction to be true, both parts of the sentence must be true.

is a compound statement with the word "or" separating the two parts. For a disjunction to be true, either part or both parts must be true.

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Term	Definition
Conjunction	is a compound statement that uses the word "and". For a conjunction to be true, both parts of the sentence must be true.
Disjunction	is a compound statement with the word "or" separating the two parts. For a disjunction to be true, either part or both parts must be true.
Symbol for not	~
Symbol for and	^
Symbol for or	v
Symbol for if...then	->
Symbol for if and only if	<->
'p' is the	hypothesis
'q' is the	conclusion