Question

the truth value of A and B is true, the truth value of X and Y is False but the the truth value of P and Q is unknown

~[ P v (B&Y)] v [ (PvB) & (PvY)]

Answer 1

@bigtrell97

Answer 2

hold on i gotta eat homie

Answer 3

u still there

Answer 4

I'm going to assume "&" means logical AND and "v" means logical OR and ~ means logical NOT
B&Y will evaluate to false since Y is false.
PvB will evaluate to true since B is true.
PvY will evaluate to P since Y is false.

So we have
~[P v TRUE] v [TRUE & P]
which turns to
~TRUE v P
which tuns to P
That's of course my assumptions were correct on the ~, v, and & characters

Answer 5

so it means that if the value of the second one is true then that statement is true

Answer 6

am i right

Answer 7

yes sir