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xXMarcelieXx:

Someone help me with these proofs. Im lost but i did the symbolic form

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ik it relates to this table?

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xXMarcelieXx:

@Aeon

mhchen:

Let A = "a divides bc" Let B = "a divides b or a divides c" The statement "if a divides bc then a divides b or a divides c" can be re-written as "A => B" Based on the 3rd image you posted, the following are equivalent to "A => B" 1. "not B => not A" which is rewritten as "a does not divide b and a does not divide c", then "a does not divide bc" 2. "(not A) or (B)" which is rewritten as "a does not divide bc" or "a divides b or a divides c" So when you're looking for equivalent statements, find the ones that match them. The negation is "not (A => B)" which is equivalent to "A and (not B)"

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