SOLVE STEP BY STEP IN DIGITAL FORMAT Find their truth values of the following propositions, using the laws of propositional algebra V:true F:False A. [p→→ (p^ q)] ^ [-p → (p ^ q)] V a) (p ' q) b) (p ^ q) c) (p = q) B. [(qr) ^ (r→q)] → (q) a) r b) -q c) r C. (rp) → [(pr) → (r^ "p)] a) r b) p c) p

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