7. Let the statements A, B be given by A: not(p or q), B: (not p) or q. Let T= true, F = false. If p = T and q = F, then O A = T, B =T O A = F, B = T O A = F, B = F O A= T, B = F

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7. Let the statements A, B be given by A: not(p or q), B: (not p) or q. Let T = true, F = false.
If p = T and q = F, then
O A = T, B = T
O A = F, B = T
O A = F, B = F
O A= T, B = F
Transcribed Image Text:7. Let the statements A, B be given by A: not(p or q), B: (not p) or q. Let T = true, F = false. If p = T and q = F, then O A = T, B = T O A = F, B = T O A = F, B = F O A= T, B = F
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Given ,  A: not( p or q ) ; p = ;   q = F .

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A =   not ( T or F ) 

A =   not ( T ) 

A  = F

 

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