Let P be the set consisting of the names of logical equivalences from Table 6 of section 1.3.2. Let S be the set consisting of the names of logical equivalences from Table 1 of section 2.2.2. (a) Use the roster method to list S - P. Note: You do not need to submit P or S, just S P. (b) What is the value of P - S? (c) What is the value of |P| — |S|.
Let P be the set consisting of the names of logical equivalences from Table 6 of section 1.3.2. Let S be the set consisting of the names of logical equivalences from Table 1 of section 2.2.2. (a) Use the roster method to list S - P. Note: You do not need to submit P or S, just S P. (b) What is the value of P - S? (c) What is the value of |P| — |S|.
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Transcribed Image Text:Let P be the set consisting of the names of logical equivalences from Table 6 of section 1.3.2. Let S be the
set consisting of the names of logical equivalences from Table 1 of section 2.2.2.
(a) Use the roster method to list S – P. Note: You do not need to submit P or S, just S – P.
(b) What is the value of P - S?
(c) What is the value of |P| — |S|.

Transcribed Image Text:TABLE 6 Logical Equivalences.
Equivalence
P^T = P
pvF = p
pv T = T
PAF = F
pvp = p
PAP=p
-(-p) = p
pvqqvp
p^q=q^p
(pvq) vr=pv (qV r)
(p^q) ^r=p^ (q^r)
pv (q^r) = (pVq) ^ (p Vr)
p^ (qvr) = (p^q) v (p^r)
(p^q) =pV¬q
(pv q) = p ^ q
PV (p^q) = p
p^(pvq) = p
PV-P = T
PAP=F
Name
Identity laws
Domination laws
Idempotent laws
Double negation law
Commutative laws
Associative laws
Distributive laws
De Morgan's laws
Absorption laws
Negation laws
TABLE 1 Set Identities.
Identity
An U=A
AUØ = A
AUU = U
And=0
AUA = A
AnA = A
(A) = A
AUB=BUA
AnB=BnA
AU (BUC) = (AUB) UC
An (BnC) = (AnB) nC
AU (BNC) = (AUB) n(AUC)
An (BUC) = (AnB) u (An C)
ANB=AUB
AUB=ANB
AU (ANB) = A
An (AUB) = A
AUĀ= U
ANĀ=Ø
Name
Identity laws
Domination laws
Idempotent laws
Complementation law
Commutative laws
Associative laws
Distributive laws
De Morgan's laws
Absorption laws
Complement laws
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