Simplify -(wv(qa¬w)) to ¬W^¬q1. Select a law from the right to applyLaws-(wv(qn-w))DistributiveComplement(алb)v(алс)an(bvc)av¬a(avb)^(avc)av(bac)Fал-аCommutative-Tavbbva-FалbbлаIdentityDe Morgan'sалт= a-(aab)-av-bavF= a-(avb)-an-bDouble negationConditional= aa→bmavbaob= (a→b)^(b→a)IIIIII

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Simplify -(wv(qa¬W)) to ¬w^¬q 1. Select a law from the right to apply Laws -(wv(q^¬w)) Distributive Complemen (алb)v(алс) an(bvc) avna (avb)^(avc) av(bac) ала Commutative -T avb bva -F anb bла Identity De Morgan's алт -(anb) -av¬b avF -(avb) ¬an¬b Double nega Conditional a-b navb ab (a→b)^(b→a) %3D

Simplify -(wv(qa¬W)) to ¬w^¬q 1. Select a law from the right to apply Laws -(wv(q^¬w)) Distributive Complemen (алb)v(алс) an(bvc) avna (avb)^(avc) av(bac) ала Commutative -T avb bva -F anb bла Identity De Morgan's алт -(anb) -av¬b avF -(avb) ¬an¬b Double nega Conditional a-b navb ab (a→b)^(b→a) %3D

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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Chapter1: Introduction

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