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If p is true, q is false, and r is true, find the truth value of the statement. (∼p ∨ q → ∼q)
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i do not see and r here
is there any 'r'?
I'll check the problem again.
p is true...~ p is false q false.... ~q is true F~F is F
F implies T is true
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I'm trying to understand this problem but my ebook is not working right now.
if 'r'is not there then the truth value of the statement given is TRUE
The question states r but it's not in the problem.
yup :)
this problem does not have r but some of the other problems do.
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