16. The statement: (e h) = (g h) is logically equivalent toO -[(-e v h) A (e v ~h)] A [(~g v h) A (g v ~h)]O (-e v h) A (e v ~h)] v [(~g v h) A (g v ~h)]O [(-ev h) A (e v ~h)] ^ [[~g v h) ^ (g v ~h)]O [(-ev h) A (ev ~h}] v [(~g v h) A (g v ~h)]O(-evh) A (e v h]] v [(-g vh) A (g v ~h)]O none

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16. The statement: (e h) = (g h) is logically equivalent to O -[{-e v h) A (e v ~h)] A [(~g v h)^ (g v ~h)] O -[(~ev h) ^ (e v ~h)] v [(~g v h) ^ (g v ~h)]

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ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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