EXERCISES1. Compute the truth values of the following, given that A, B, and C are true and X, Y, andZ are false.b. ~A~Cd. (Xv A) ~Bf. ~(Av B) (X v Y)h. (A=X) = (B = Y)j. (~X~Y) = (A >~(X • Y))1. ~((A v B) v C) v (CƆ ~ (X v ~A))n. ~[((A~B) ~C) ~X]p. ~~(A ~(B ~(C ~(X VY))))r. ((XY) v (A•~B)) ((X v A) · (Y v~B))

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EXERCISES 1. Compute the truth values of the following, given that A, B, and C are true and X, Y, and Z are false. b. ~A~C d. (XvA) ~B f. ~(A v B) (X v Y) h. (A = X) = (B = Y) j. (~X~Y) = (A>~(X + Y))