Question

Let p represent a false statement, let q represent a true statement, and let r represent a false statement. Find the truth value of the given statement.

Answer 1

the upside down v is the conjunction and the right arrow is the conditional

Answer 2

@jim_thompson5910

Answer 3

Can you figure out the truth value of NOT r (~r) and q AND p (q^p)?

Answer 4

what's the truth value of `q ^ p` ?

Answer 5

it dosent say, it just wants to know whether its a true or false statement, no numbers involved.

Answer 6

so you're not familiar with conjunctions?

Answer 7

I am somewhat, but I keep getting the darn things wrong. I know that ~r is a false statement, so thats true, not sure about q, but I think ~p is the same as r...

Answer 8

the conjunctions and disjunctions change everything up

Answer 9

` let r represent a false statement`

so `~r` would be true

`~r` is the complete opposite of `r`

Answer 10

`q ^ p` would be false because while q is true, p is false

both need to be true in order for `q ^ p` to be true
otherwise, `q ^ p` is false

Answer 11

truth table for `p ^ q`