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determine the truth value of the statement when p is T , q is F , and r is F. ~ [(q ∧ r) ] → [(~p V r)] please show work!
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Well break it down. What is (q^r)
f^f
And the result of that is?
flase
Right. And ~F is?
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F ∨ F)
No no. ~(q v r) is ~False is True right?
its true
Ok, so then we have implies, and so the truth of the implication depends on the truth of the right side then. So... What is (~p v r)
tVf
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~T v F
is F v F is F
oki get it!
So we have T -> F Therefore F.
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Just have to work it one piece at a time starting with inner most parens.
Just like other math
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