TABLE 7 Logical Equivalences Involving Conditional Statements. For every of 9 statements prove its correctness.The last 10th question: How many ways are there to select three unordered elements from a set with five elements when repetition is allowed? Find answer and give explanation. More Logical EquivalencesTABLE 7 Logical EquivalencesInvolving Conditional Statements.TABLE 8 Logical EquivalencesInvolving Biconditional Statements.p→q =-p vqp→q =¬q –→¬pp+q = (p→q)^(q → p)pvq =-p→ qp^q=-(p→-q)-(p→q)= p^¬g(p→g)^(p→r)= p→(qnr)(p→r)^(q→r) =(pvq)→r(p→q)v(p→r)= p→(p→r)v(q→r)=(png)→rp+q = (p^g)v(-pn¬9)-(p+q) = p+¬q(qvr)

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p→q =¬p vq p→q =¬q →¬p pvq =-p→ q p^q=¬(p→¬g) |¬(p→q) = p^¬qg |(p→g)^(p→r)=p→(qnr) (p→r)^(q→r)=(pvq)→r (p→q)v(p→r)=p→(qvr) (p→r)v(q→r)=(p^q)→r

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TABLE 7 Logical Equivalences Involving Conditional Statements. For every of 9 statements prove its correctness.

The last 10^th question: How many ways are there to select three unordered elements from a set with five elements when repetition is allowed? Find answer and give explanation.

More Logical Equivalences
TABLE 7 Logical Equivalences
Involving Conditional Statements.
TABLE 8 Logical Equivalences
Involving Biconditional Statements.
p→q =-p vq
p→q =¬q –→¬p
p+q = (p→q)^(q → p)
pvq =-p→ q
p^q=-(p→-q)
-(p→q)= p^¬g
(p→g)^(p→r)= p→(qnr)
(p→r)^(q→r) =(pvq)→r
(p→q)v(p→r)= p→
(p→r)v(q→r)=(png)→r
p+q = (p^g)v(-pn¬9)
-(p+q) = p+¬q
(qvr)

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