Proficiency Redos Proficiency #4. Write the negation of each of the following statements, simplified so that no compound statement (of more than one statement) is negated. (For example, ¬(P V Q) would not be allowed, but ¬P → ¬Q would be.) (a) P → Q (b) (P V Q) ^ R

Proficiency Redos Proficiency #4. Write the negation of each of the following statements, simplified so that no compound statement (of more than one statement) is negated. (For example, ¬(P V Q) would not be allowed, but ¬P → ¬Q would be.) (a) P → Q (b) (P V Q) ^ R

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Proficiency #4. Write the negation of each of the following statements, simplified so that
no compound statement (of more than one statement) is negated. (For example, ¬(P V Q)
would not be allowed, but ¬P → ¬Q would be.)
(a) P → Q
(b) (PV Q) ^ R

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