hey I was wondering if someone could check these truth tables to make sure they are correct if not could you explain why thank you d).-речд-pтттe).(рөд)(p®¬q)(реq)V(рө-q)тттттГтттf).(рө-q)(рөд)(рөд)л(pe-q)ттттттшш f).(рөq)(pe-q)(реq)л(ре-д)ттттттшш

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hey I was wondering if someone could check these truth tables to make sure they are correct if not could you explain why

thank you

d).
-речд
-p
т
т
т
e).
(рөд)
(p®¬q)
(реq)V(рө
-q)
т
т
т
т
т
Г
т
т
т
f).
(рө-q)
(рөд)
(рөд)л
(pe-q)
т
т
т
т
т
т
ш
ш

f).
(рөq)
(pe-q)
(реq)л
(ре-д)
т
т
т
т
т
т
ш
ш

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Step 1

The given truth table has wrong ~q and ~p values as negative of an input is its complement i.e., complement of T will be F and complement of F, will be T.

The correct table is following:

Step 2

EX-OR of two inputs are true only when one of the inputs is true not both. Hence, the given truth table has wrong p ⊕ q, p ⊕ ~q values which also further produces the wrong values for (p ⊕ q) ∨ (p ⊕ ~q).

The correct table is following:

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