POSITION:028,114
COLOUR:STANDARD
TEXT:00,Logical expressions focus more on whether a given situation is true or
TEXT:16,false. For example, if one says, "The bedroom light is switched on",
TEXT:16,the statement is either true (the light is indeed switched on), or false
TEXT:16,(the light is not switched on).
TEXT:32,The analysis of the truth of a situation can be more complex than the
TEXT:16,bedroom light example. For instance, the handling of delinquent accounts
TEXT:16,at a loans company requires more than one condition to be met. First of
TEXT:16,all, the account must be in a state of not being paid. Second, it must
TEXT:16,be in that state for a given set of time before the customer is called.
TEXT:16,Both of these conditions must be true before an account is considered
TEXT:16,delinquent (the given situation is true). If any one of the conditions
TEXT:16,are not met, then the account cannot be delinquent (the given situation
TEXT:16,is false).

