1. [40] a. Construct a truth table for the compound proposition: (p q) -» ¬(q^¬p) b. Is the compound proposition a tautology, contradiction, or contingency? Give your argument. c. Simplify it into a compound proposition that consists of logical connectives ^, V, includes -. Prove that both propositions are logically equivalent. Hint: you may use propositional equivalences that have been proved in the textbooks and the De Morgan's laws.

1. [40] a. Construct a truth table for the compound proposition: (p q) -» ¬(q^¬p) b. Is the compound proposition a tautology, contradiction, or contingency? Give your argument. c. Simplify it into a compound proposition that consists of logical connectives ^, V, includes -. Prove that both propositions are logically equivalent. Hint: you may use propositional equivalences that have been proved in the textbooks and the De Morgan's laws.

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Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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Just started learning proposition and truth table, but I am still a bit confused on this subject. Can you help me figure out which of the provided are valid logical equivalences.
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