Exercise 15. Use the method of conditional proof to explain in words why the sentence {(Pv Q)A [(P= R)A (Q= S)]}= (R V S) is a tautology.12 Be explicit about discharging assumptions.

Q: 5. ( Express the negation of the statement ¬ \x‡y(P(x,y)/Q(x,y) → R(x,y)) so that no negation…

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Q: Check whether the tautological implication holds or not using truth tables. ~pv {~q→ [(ra) ^~(r^…

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Q: Construct the truth table for (p→→q) → [(pv-q) → (pv q)].

A: We have to construct the truth table.

Q: 1. Use a truth table to verify this tautology. p - (q - r) = ~pv~q vr

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Q: 7. Are the statements P (QV R) and (P Q) v (P→ R) logically equivalent?

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Q: 3a N(x) Va (N(a) 1(æ)) .. Bar I(a) Statement Reason ..... ........... ............ .... .......…

A: Modus ponens says that: ∀x if Px then Qx∃ x Px∴∃ x Qx This argument is valid.

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Q: Vaæ (L(a) F(æ)) 3a (L(a) AC(æ)) . Ba (F(a) A¬C(x)) Statement Reason ...... ........

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Q: Given a proposition P as below which is a tautology, P= (p+ q) → [(p vr)) → (q v r)] we want to…

A: Consider the given: P=p→q→p∨r→q∨rP=p'+q→p+r→q+rP=p'+q→p+r'+q+r…

Q: 5. |The following question concerns the conjecture: If A nB sD, then A D. (a) Let P be the statement…

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Q: Convert the following First Order Logic (FOL) sentence to Conjunctive Normal Form (CNF): Vx(Vy-P(y)…

A: To convert the given First Order Logic (FOL) sentence into Conjunctive Normal Form (CNF), we need to…

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A: a) φ→ψ Here, ω=tatology

Q: 6. Which of the following is NOT a tautology? OA(-4)-1 OB. AV (4) OC. [(AAB)-C] + [4-(BVC)] OE…

A: A tautology is a logical statement that is true under any interpretation of its terms.

Q: Let W(x, y) mean that student x has visited website y, where the domain for x consists of all…

A: We have given that, Wx, y=student x has visited website y. Here domain for x consists of all…

Q: How long will it take for ₱65,000 to Amount to ₱98,400 if compounded quarterly at 10.24% interest?

A: Compound interest formula A=P1+rnnt where A is accumulated amount P is principal amount r is rate of…

Q: Ogies, Y IS a tautology? Justify your answer. (b) If (y = ) is a contradiction, must either of y, y…

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Q: O [(~F P) v ~Z]• O ~N = (N v N) O ~{~[(W R) > (0 J)] = G} O (0 .. R) ɔ (W v Z) O D(Y • R) ɔ= (MF) O…

A: Let's name propositions 1,2,3,4 and so on  The WFF is the term used in discrete mathematics when all…

Q: 10.Construct the formal proof of validity for the given argument 1. (D∨ E) ⟶--F 2. G ⟶H 3. F ∨ G…

A: Given that the argument is, 1. (D∨ E) ⟶~F 2. G ⟶H 3. F ∨ G 4. D It is required to construct the…

Q: Q4 How would we assert "For some, any day spent learning is a day well spent"? Op People: Vd € Days:…

A: We have to find the correct option from the given options.

Q: Construct a truth table to determine whether or not the compound proposition [(pvq)^(p→¬r)^r]→q is a…

A: We have to determine whether given expression is tautology (always true) or not,  By using OR, AND,…

Q: Let D = {n ∈ Z | − 4 ≤ n ≤ 2}. Let Q(n) be the predicate ’n2 + n ≥ 1’. (a) Is Q(1) true? Support…

A: It is given that D=n∈Z|-4≤n≤2 and the predicate is Qn:n2+n≥1. (a) Evaluate Q(1) as follows.…

Q: Draw the truth table and the logic circuit F = xy' + x'z

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Q: 1. Justify each statement which is not a premise using the rules of inference to complete the formal…

A: We write the rules of inference in the respective row that is used in the proof.

Q: A B C x (3x) (x) 3 CQ MP Dist 1 2 3 UI MT DN UG HS Trans EI PREMISE ~(3x) (Ax. ~Bx) PREMISE ~(3x)…

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Q: IV. Determine the possible truth values of [(P → Q)A(R → S)] → [(PAR) (QVS)]. You are allowed to add…

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Q: 1.Construct the Truth Table of the following expressions: a.~(PVQ) 'n ((~P^Q) = P))

A: Truth table for ¬P∨Q P Q ¬P∨Q T T F T F F F T F F F T

Q: 11. Construct truth tables for (a) ¬(pv q) → r (b) ((pv q) → r)

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Q: Let p stand for the proposition "I bought a lottery ticket" and q for "I won the jackpot". Express…

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Q: 8. Show that ¬(p → q) V (-p + ¬q) is a tautology.

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Q: Translate the following arguments into symbols and prove their validity using rules of inference. 1.…

A: "Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want…

Q: 9. Is the following argument valid? pv q T-P q T

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Q: 1. Show that -p → (q → r) and q –→ (pVr) are logically equivalent without using a truth table.

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Q: Use the rules of inference and the laws of propositional logic to prove that each argument is valid.…

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Q: Q1. Decide (and justify) the following is a tautology (pA (pAr) ) → (p → q) V (pAr)

A: To check whether it is a tautology or not.

Q: d) Hence test whether & is significant. Give reasons for your answer. e) Perform the F Test making…

A: d) In theory of statistics, dependent variable is the response variable, where the variation of the…

Q: 7. Describe the following combined propositions as English sentences if s = heavy snow, = flight…

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