are these two statements logically equivalent? why or why not? If the weather is cold, Natalie will not go swimming. The weather is cold, or Natalie will not go swimming.

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experimentx · Answer

NO ..

experimentx · Answer

'Or' means ... either of correct statement results in true!!
try making truth table for both!!

anonymous · Answer

uugh and how do i do that ?

experimentx · Answer

make a table with three columns!!

experimentx · Answer

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Truth_table#Logical_implication

experimentx · Answer

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Truth_table#Logical_disjunction You will be needing these

anonymous · Answer

yes i will be thanks aha

experimentx · Answer

intead of p and q ,,, put weather is cold ... and Natalie will not go swimming, ... and see the output

experimentx · Answer

*instead

experimentx · Answer

"If the weather is cold, Natalie will not go swimming" is going to look like the first link I posted

experimentx · Answer

"The weather is cold, or Natalie will not go swimming." is going to look like the second link i posted

anonymous · Answer

so that one would be true and i think the second one would be false