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The meaning of disjunction .

The meaning of disjunction .

Solution Summary: The author explains that disjunction is an operator. If two statements are connected with the operator 'or', the resulted statement would be a compound statement using an.

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ISBN: 9781337605076

Author: karl J. smith

Publisher: Cengage Learning

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