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OpenStudy (juscallmesteve):

Show that -(P/\Q)/\Q is <=> -P/\Q

OpenStudy (juscallmesteve):

Here is the problem written better, could not figure how to write on here ¬(P∧Q)∧Q <==> ¬P∧Q

OpenStudy (juscallmesteve):

Step 1. (¬P∨¬Q)∧Q <==> ¬P∧Q --- Demorgans Law

OpenStudy (juscallmesteve):

Step 2. (¬P∧Q)∨(¬Q∧Q) <==>¬P∧Q ---- Distribute

OpenStudy (juscallmesteve):

Step3. (¬P∧Q)∨ False <==> ¬P∧Q --- inverse

OpenStudy (juscallmesteve):

And here is where I am lost to prove (¬P∧Q)∨ False <==> ¬P∧Q

OpenStudy (juscallmesteve):

Found it Distribute Identity ¬P∨ False = ¬P Q∨ False = Q so ¬P∧Q

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