Given that p is the proposition "Smart phones are expensive." and q is the proposition “Android phones are not smart phones." Find its disjunction pv q. Construct its truth table. It is true when the proposition p 'Smart phones are expensive' is true, when the 'Android phones are not smart phones' is also true and when both conditions are true. It is false when both of these conditions are false, that is, when 'Smart phones are not expensive' and 'Android phones are smart phones'. pvq F F T F F F

Given that p is the proposition "Smart phones are expensive." and q is the proposition “Android phones are not smart phones." Find its disjunction pv q. Construct its truth table. It is true when the proposition p 'Smart phones are expensive' is true, when the 'Android phones are not smart phones' is also true and when both conditions are true. It is false when both of these conditions are false, that is, when 'Smart phones are not expensive' and 'Android phones are smart phones'. pvq F F T F F F

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