Suppose you wish to create a truth table to analyze an argument whose variables are: A, B, C, R, S, Q, how many rows do you have to create to make a truth table?
Suppose you wish to create a truth table to analyze an argument whose variables are: A, B, C, R, S, Q, how many rows do you have to create to make a truth table?
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Transcribed Image Text:(5) Suppose you wish to create a truth table to analyze an argument whose variables are:
A, B, C, R, S, Q, how many rows do you have to create to make a truth table?
(6) Create a truth table to determine whether the following symbolic statements are logically
equivalent:
~ ((PAQ) VS)
(~P VQ) A~S
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The number of rows in a truth table depends upon the number of variables of the argument.
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