Predicate Logic

Predicate logic is a language used in formal logic that allows us to make inferences and deductions. It breaks down statements into 'subjects' and 'predicates'. A subject refers to what we are talking about, while a predicate describes something about that subject. By exploring the relationships and patterns between different subjects and predicates, we can draw logical conclusions. It helps clarify and analyze arguments by separating and categorizing individual ideas within the argument.