Question 2 (a) Let p, q and r be the following propositions concerning an element n of the set {0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8}. P: n is even; qn² is negative; r: n < 4, and let P, Q and R. denote the truth sets of p, q and r respectively. i. List the sets P, Q and R. ii. For which values of n is q→p true? iii. For which values of n is r →p true? (b) Draw a logic network that accepts independent inputs P₁, P2 and p3 and gives as output (P1 V (P2^p3)). Label your gates and give the symbolic output after each gate.

Question 2 (a) Let p, q and r be the following propositions concerning an element n of the set {0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8}. P: n is even; qn² is negative; r: n < 4, and let P, Q and R. denote the truth sets of p, q and r respectively. i. List the sets P, Q and R. ii. For which values of n is q→p true? iii. For which values of n is r →p true? (b) Draw a logic network that accepts independent inputs P₁, P2 and p3 and gives as output (P1 V (P2^p3)). Label your gates and give the symbolic output after each gate.

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