1)( `Assume that we have the following propositions P:(A\B) = C Q:(→ C=¬ A)V(, c=¬B) Which of the relation best describes between P and Q. ) Prove that Vp+1-\p is irrational where p is prime integer. .) Show that of –¬(p v q) V ¬(p V ¬q) and -p is equivalent to each other by 2). 3)( - truth table method and De Morgan laws. s Use rules of inference to show that if Vx(P(x) →(Q(x) A S(x))) and 4): Vx(P(x) A R(x)) are true, then Vx(R(x) A S(x)) is true. (Note: All the steps must be explained by reasons.)

1)( `Assume that we have the following propositions P:(A\B) = C Q:(→ C=¬ A)V(, c=¬B) Which of the relation best describes between P and Q. ) Prove that Vp+1-\p is irrational where p is prime integer. .) Show that of –¬(p v q) V ¬(p V ¬q) and -p is equivalent to each other by 2). 3)( - truth table method and De Morgan laws. s Use rules of inference to show that if Vx(P(x) →(Q(x) A S(x))) and 4): Vx(P(x) A R(x)) are true, then Vx(R(x) A S(x)) is true. (Note: All the steps must be explained by reasons.)

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Which of the relation best describes between P and Q.
) Prove that Vp+1-\p is irrational where p is prime integer.
.) Show that of ¬(p v q) V ¬(p V ¬q) and -p is equivalent to each other by
2).
3)(
truth table method and De Morgan laws.
4):
Vx(P(x) A R(x)) are true, then Vx(R(x) A (x)) is true.
(Note: All the steps must be explained by reasons.)
s Use rules of inference to show that if Vx(P(x) →(Q(x) A S(x))) and

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