Problem 1 This is about giving the most simplified form of the proposition -[[p^(-(-p✓ q)) ] ✓ (p ^ q) ] ✓ q.Select one of the following choices:(a) p→q.(c) q→p.(b) p^q.(d) pv q.

In this logical analysis, we aim to simplify the given expression:¬[[p ∧ (¬(¬p ∨ q))] ∨ (p ∧ q)] ∨…

Answered: -[[p^(-(-p✓ q)) ] ✓ (p ^ q) ] ✓ q.…

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-[[p^(-(-p✓ q)) ] ✓ (p ^ q) ] ✓ q. Select one of the following choices: (a) p→q. (c) q→p. (b) p^ q. (d) pv q.