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Construct a truth table to show if (¬p V q) → (¬p ^ q) is a tautology or a contradiction or neither. -p V q -p^q (¬p V q) → (-p^9) (-p V q) → (¬p A q) is O Tautology O Contradiction

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Construct a truth table to show if (-p v q) +→ (¬p A q) is a tautology or a contradiction or neither.
-p V q -p ^q (-p v q) → (-p^q)
(¬p V q) → (¬p ^ q) is
O Tautology
Contradiction
Neither

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