Discussion
What is a clause in propositional logic?
Answer: A
A clause is a disjunction, so it is satisfied if any of its literals is true, and a formula in conjunctive normal form is a set of clauses all of which must hold. Conjunctions of literals are terms in the dual form, and rules are one reading of a particular kind of clause. Precise vocabulary for each level of structure is what allows an algorithm to be described without ambiguity.
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