1. In a far away land there are exactly two types of people: The 'Liars' andthe Truth tellers. Every statement that a 'Liar' says is a lie (withoutexceptions). Every statement that a "Truth teller' says is the truth (withoutexceptions). Solve the following problems and prove your solutions.a. Traveling in this land you meet two people, Don and Roy. Don says: "Iam a 'Liar' or Roy is a 'Truth teller'". Which type of people Don andRoy are?b. In the same land you meet three new people, A, B and C. A says: "Bis a 'Liar". B says: "A and Care of the same type". Which type ofperson C is?c. Again in this land you meet two new people, Sara and Jane. Sara says:"If Jane is a 'Truth Teller' then I am a 'Liar'". Which type of peopleSara and Jane are?d. In the same land you meet a guy named Michael. Michael says: "I ama 'Truth Teller' if and only if I am wearing a hat". Is Michael wearinga hat?

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