39. Construct a truth table for each of these compound propo-sitions.a) p→ (qVr)p→ (q→ r)b)c) (p→q) v (p → r)d) (p q) ^ (pr)e) (pq) V (q + r)f) (p¬q) → (q + r)

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39. Construct a truth table for each of these compound propo- sitions. a) p→ (qVr) b) p→ (q→ r) c) (p→q) v (p → r) d) (p q) ^ (pr) e) (pq) V (q + r) (pq) → (q + r)