INTRODUCTION TO DISCRETE MATHEMATICSExercisesEXERCISE 5Question 1: Let p, q and r denote the propositions 'My computer has 512 MB ofmemory', 'My computer has 1 GB of memory' and 'My computer runsWindows Vista', respectively.(a) Write down an English sentence that corresponds to the proposition ^p.(b) Write down an English sentence that corresponds to the proposition q ! p.(c) Express the proposition 'If my computer has 1 GB of memory, then either mycomputer runs Windows Vista and does not have 512 MB of memory, or mycomputer does not run Windows Vista' in symbolic form.

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EXERCISE 5 Question 1: Let p, q and r denote the propositions 'My computer has 512 MB of memory', 'My computer has 1 GB of memory' and 'My computer runs Windows Vista', respectively. (a) Write down an English sentence that corresponds to the proposition T^p. (b) Write down an English sentence that corresponds to the proposition q !p. (c) Express the proposition 'If my computer has 1 GB of memory, then either my computer runs Windows Vista and does not have 512 MB of memory, or my computer does not run Windows Vista' in symbolic form.

EXERCISE 5 Question 1: Let p, q and r denote the propositions 'My computer has 512 MB of memory', 'My computer has 1 GB of memory' and 'My computer runs Windows Vista', respectively. (a) Write down an English sentence that corresponds to the proposition T^p. (b) Write down an English sentence that corresponds to the proposition q !p. (c) Express the proposition 'If my computer has 1 GB of memory, then either my computer runs Windows Vista and does not have 512 MB of memory, or my computer does not run Windows Vista' in symbolic form.

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