Construct a formal proof in proving the following argument. Follow the steps presented in this section. Use the given variables for its simple components. If I work, then l earn money, but if I am idle, then I enjoy myself. Either I work or I am idle. However, if I work, then I do not enjoy myself, while, I am idle then I do not earn money. Therefore, l enjoy myself if and only if I do not earn money. (w, m, i, e)

Construct a formal proof in proving the following argument. Follow the steps presented in this section. Use the given variables for its simple components. If I work, then l earn money, but if I am idle, then I enjoy myself. Either I work or I am idle. However, if I work, then I do not enjoy myself, while, I am idle then I do not earn money. Therefore, l enjoy myself if and only if I do not earn money. (w, m, i, e)

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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