5. Assume that 3rvyP(r, y) is true and that the universe for r, y is nonempty. Which of the following must be true? Vray P(r, y) and yP(r,y). Prove your answer either using a regular proof in the natural language or by giving a formal inference. In the latter case you may need to use the existential rules of inference

Q: Q. No. 1: Prove the following using propositional logic: Prove that -[rv(q^(¬r → →p )] = ¬r^(pv¬q)…

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Q: It says "Then there must exists some Aj which covers 0". Why 0? I don't understand. Please explain

A: You can take any point x in [0,1].  There exist a Aj which covers x.

Q: 26) Let "" denote the truth-functional connective "exclusive OR." and let "A,1 "v, " and -" denote,…

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Q: 9. If g is true, which of the following statements' truth value can be determined? Give the truth…

A: q=True Part(i) q∧r=q AND r=True AND rCase 1: r=Trueq∧r=True AND True=TrueCase 2: r=Falseq∧r=False…

Q: 1) Let P, Q, and R be propositions. Consider the claim: (P → Q) ^ (R → Q) = (P V R) → Q. 1a) Use…

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Q: a) ((p v q) → ¬q) = q b) p→ (r→q) = (p^r) →q

A: Given  a) ¬((p ∨ q→¬q)≡q b) p→(r→q)≡(p∧r)→q To examine whether the relations a) ¬((p ∨ q→¬q)≡q and…

Q: 9. Prove valid 1. "G /NPK 2. "I (B > K) = "(K > G)] 3. ("B > T) & ("B Ə R) 4. (R & T) = (*N v G)

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Q: Construct a truth table for the following Boolean function showing all columns: (x + y')(x' + z')(y'…

A: 1'=0 0'=1 1+1=1+0=0+1=1•1=1 0+0=1•0=0•1=0•0=0

Q: determine if the statements (pV ~ q) Λ (~ p V q) and (p → q) Λ (q → P) are logically equivalnet?

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Q: Prove that (Pv Q) (Q v (P (Q R))) is tautology without using truth table (use logic rules only) 14

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Q: 7. Use previously proven logical equivalencies to prove each of the following logical equivalencies…

A: We know that P→Q ≡ ⌝P∨QAssociative law P∨(Q∧R)≡(P∨Q)∧(P∨R)

Q: Show the following proposition using a proof by contraiction  Proposition. I a,b, E Z, then a^2-4b-2…

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Q: Prove that the following compound propositions are logically equivalent by using the laws of…

A: We need to prove that the following compound propositions are logically equivalent.(1)  and .(2)…

Q: 1. 2. 3. 1. Cv (~Dv-X) 2. ~C 3. X 1. AD B 2. B 3. ~AD (~Cv B) 1. AD D 2. ~Dv (~B~~~~A) 3. ~A 4. ~B…

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Q: 1. Here is a model M: Domain: {1,2, 3, 4, 5} P : {1,3,5}, Q : {2,4, 5}, R : Ø, S : {3,4} a : 3, b: 4…

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Q: write the argument using propositional wffs (use the statement letters shown). Then, using…

A: Suppose, the statements are: D= "a democrat is elected". T="the taxes will go up". B="the bill will…

Q: What should go in the missing blank on line 5 in order to correctly complete this inference rule…

A: rule of Inference Tautology Name

Statements and Logic

Logic is the analysis of general patterns of thoughts without regard to any specific sense of context.