Given p is true, q is true, and r is false, find the truth value of the statement ~p (q ~r). Show step by step work. Use keyboard shortcuts of -->, <-->, V, ^
p q r ~p ~p(qV~r)
p=T ; ~p=F q=T r=F ; ~r=T ~p^(q^~r)=F^(T^T)=F
ok how did u get that? sorry i am completely dumb when it comes to truth tables and stuff like this lol
wait - what is the list you posted after the question for ?
i was gonna do a truth table to figure this problem out.. and post too soon..
What's the original statement? It seems like something is missing....
this is missing V
oh .. here they don't want a truth table - they give you the values , and ask for the value of the expression.
So ~p V (q V ~r) ???
~p --> (q V ~p) is the problem
you need to plug in the values they gave you for p,q,r
shoot wait...wrote wrong problem
Wait, is it ~p --> (q V ~r) ??
yes Jim...
k thx
~p --> (q V ~r) ~T --> (T V ~F) F --> (T V T) F --> T T
so the entire expression is true
p=T ~p=F q=T r=F
ok u have ~ T but wouldnt ~p that be ~ F because it would be opposite of p
I started with ~p and I replace the p (and p alone) with T since p = T Then I converted ~T to F (since F is the opposite of T)
So I'm using the fact that ~T = F Ie, NOT true = false
oh ok.. i have been starting with p then q , r then ~ p
you could do it like that if you want If p = T, then ~p = F and go from there
ok.. thats the way i have learned it..
Jim - how did you come up with this : Wait, is it ~p --> (q V ~r) ??
it says we have to show step by step inorder to get credit for problem
yes fiddlearound thats the problem...
~p --> (q V ~r) F --> (T V T) F --> T T
just wondering if Jim is psychic :)
notes: if p = T, then ~p = F If r = F, then ~r = T
I am, but I can't see it until it hits lol
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