Logic
Stretch your analytic muscles with codebreaking, truth-tellers, liars, logical robots, and more.
Level
1
Order Logic
Practice Order Logic
Neighbors
Practice Neighbors
Heights
Practice Heights
Comparisons
Practice Comparisons
Level
2
Harder Comparisons
Practice Harder Comparisons
Value Logic
Practice Value Logic
Negation
Practice Negation
Between
Practice Between
Level
3
Shuffling
Practice Shuffling
Swapping
Practice Swapping
Rearrangements
Practice Rearrangements
Either/Or
Practice Either/Or
Level
4
At Least
Practice At Least
At Most
Practice At Most
Sums
Practice Sums
Differences
Practice Differences
Level
5
Assigning Sizes
Practice Assigning Sizes
Even and Odd
Practice Even and Odd
Bigger and Smaller
Practice Bigger and Smaller
Multiple Properties
Practice Multiple Properties
Level
6
More
Practice More
Fewer
Practice Fewer
Not and No
Practice Not and No
Level
7
Using Information
Practice Using Information
Truth-telling
Practice Truth-telling
Lying
Practice Lying
Truth Seeking
Practice Truth Seeking
False Statements
Practice False Statements
Level
8
Robots Ordering Dessert
Practice Robots Ordering Dessert
Dice Rolls
Practice Dice Rolls
Opening Safes
Practice Opening Safes
Opening Complex Safes
Practice Opening Complex Safes
Level
9
Shuffles
Practice Shuffles
Possible Arrangements
Practice Possible Arrangements
Worst Cases
Practice Worst Cases
Missing Information
Practice Missing Information
Level
10
Androids
Practice Androids
Extrapolate
Practice Extrapolate
Unknown Answers
Practice Unknown Answers
Jokers
Practice Jokers
Rebels
Practice Rebels
Level
11
Guessing Cards
Practice Guessing Cards
Hat Puzzles
Practice Hat Puzzles
Course description
The beginning of our introductory math journey is Logic. Through these challenging problem solving exercises, you'll construct the critical thinking skills that are the basis for mathematical reasoning. You'll use limited information to make predictions – eliminating the impossible to uncover the truth. This course builds up to some truly mind-bending challenges! By the end of this course, you'll be able to spot logical fallacies, navigate some strategic game theory, understand machine logic, and use the symbolic languages of logic to understand fun riddles.
Topics covered
- Binary
- Truth Tables
- Logic Gates
- Venn and Euler Diagrams
- Propositional Logic
- The Square of Opposition
- De Morgan's Laws
- Inclusive and Exclusive OR
- Combinatorics
- Combinatorial Game Algorithms
Prerequisites and next steps
You don’t need any previous logic experience! This course is enjoyed by anyone excited about actively learning through riddles, puzzles, and thought experiments!
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