Satisfiability

Satisfiability refers to whether a given set of conditions or statements can all be true at the same time. In logic and computer science, it's about determining if there's some way to assign values (like yes/no, true/false) to variables so that all the rules or constraints are satisfied simultaneously. If such an assignment exists, the problem is called "satisfiable." If no possible assignment can make all conditions true at once, it's "unsatisfiable." This concept helps in fields like problem-solving, software testing, and artificial intelligence to verify whether solutions or scenarios are possible.