3. Complete the truth table of the following propositions.(a) (pA~q) VP914 pA~q (pA~q) V pTTTFFTFF(b) -pA(q+ p)p-pq →p~p ^ (q → p) | |~ p^ (q → p) → pT TFFF

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Complete the truth table of the following propositions. (a) (pA~q) Vp P9~ p^~g (pA~ q) V p TT T F FT F F (b)pA(q- p)→p P9 p4 pA(q→ p) | [~ p^ (q→ p)) → p TT T F FT FF

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