Translate the following into statements based on mathematical propositions such as negations, conjunction, disjunction, conditionals, and biconditionals. Where: p= Thermodynamics is a branch of Physics q= Thermodynamics deals with the movement of heat CONNECTIVE SYMBOLS TYPE OF STATEMENT and Conjunction or V Disjunction If , then Conditional If and only if Biconditional MATHEMATICAL SENTENCE -p -q p^q qvp P- q Q p -(p^q) -(p v q) P- -q -p ^ -q

Translate the following into statements based on mathematical propositions such as negations, conjunction, disjunction, conditionals, and biconditionals. Where: p= Thermodynamics is a branch of Physics q= Thermodynamics deals with the movement of heat CONNECTIVE SYMBOLS TYPE OF STATEMENT and Conjunction or V Disjunction If , then Conditional If and only if Biconditional MATHEMATICAL SENTENCE -p -q p^q qvp P- q Q p -(p^q) -(p v q) P- -q -p ^ -q

Algebra and Trigonometry (6th Edition)

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Translate the following into statements based on mathematical propositions such
as negations, conjunction, disjunction, conditionals, and biconditionals.
Where:
p= Thermodynamics is a branch of Physics
q= Thermodynamics deals with the movement of heat
CONNECTIVE
SYMBOLS
TYPE OF STATEMENT
and
Conjunction
or
V
Disjunction
then
Conditional
If and only if
Biconditional
MATHEMATICAL SENTENCE
-p
-q
p^q
qvp
P- q
Q- p
-(p^q)
-(p v q)
P- -q
-p ^ -q
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