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What is the truth value for the following conditional statement? p: false q: true ∼p → ∼q T F → T F T → F T F → F F F → T
Hmmmm.
Hint: p: false q: true ∼p : true ∼q : false
What do you know about the truth value of T → F
It'sll be False
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Yes, A would be false, we discussed this in the last question remember. Let Perl take it away though. They'll do a bit better than me.
@AloneS Yes I agree.
Okay so this would be true false false? ;3
yes
Thank you so much c:'
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