7. Test the validity of the following arguments by constructing truth tables: a) If it rains, Joe will be sick Joe was not sick : It did not rain b) Either you study or you play You do not study :: You play (exclusive OR)

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Q: 6. Construct a truth table for the following statement. (p V ~q) → 9

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Q: Consider the following argument and its truth table: (pAq) (p V¬)

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Q: Use truth tables to decide which of the following arguments are valid and which are invalid. Explain…

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Q: First, complete the truth-table for (R & ((P → ¬R) & (¬P → ¬R))): Does this row correspond to a P R…

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