9:46 1Consider the following logical propositionsP: Mary is Anne's sisterQ:(3+4<8)R: John speaks Chinese(1) PV-RQ¬RAPFor each of the statements below decide which of thefollowing is the corresponding logical formula(4)(7)-PVP(2) -QA-R-Q V-P(3) (PVR) Q(5)(8)-(RA-P)If (3+4 < 8) then John cannot speakChinese and Mary is Anne's sister#(6) QARIf neither Mary is Anne's sister nor Johnspeaks Chinese then (3+4<8)(3+428) or Mary is not Anne's sister(3+4<8) and John speaks Chinesemoodle.royalholloway.ac.uk324Choose... CChoose... CChoose...Choose...Next par

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Consider the following logical propositions P: Mary is Anne's sister Q: (3+4<8) R: John speaks Chinese For each of the statements below decide which of the following is the corresponding logical formula (4) (7)-PVP (1) PV-R Q-RAP (2)-QA-R -Q V-P (3) -(PVR) Q (5) (8)-(RA-P) (6) QAR If (3+4 < 8) then John cannot speak Chinese and Mary is Anne's sister If neither Mary is Anne's sister nor John speaks Chinese then (3+4<8) (3+428) or Mary is not Anne's sister (3+4 < 8) and John speaks Chinese Choose... O Choose... O Choose... O Choose... O

Consider the following logical propositions P: Mary is Anne's sister Q: (3+4<8) R: John speaks Chinese For each of the statements below decide which of the following is the corresponding logical formula (4) (7)-PVP (1) PV-R Q-RAP (2)-QA-R -Q V-P (3) -(PVR) Q (5) (8)-(RA-P) (6) QAR If (3+4 < 8) then John cannot speak Chinese and Mary is Anne's sister If neither Mary is Anne's sister nor John speaks Chinese then (3+4<8) (3+428) or Mary is not Anne's sister (3+4 < 8) and John speaks Chinese Choose... O Choose... O Choose... O Choose... O

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