Are the following statement forms logically equivalent: pV q → p and pV (~ pAg)? Include a truth table and a few words explaining how the truth table supports your answer

Q: Construct the truth tables for the following compound propositions. d. - (tAs) (tv - s)

A: We will find out the required truth table for the given compound proposition.

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Q: Which of the following pairs of conditionals must have the same truth values? a Conditional and…

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Q: (P VQ) VR⇒ (¬Q ^ P) VR

A: Sol:- Truth Table Can be Plotted as below :-

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Q: (~b∧a)→(a∨b)

A: Given: (~b∧a)→(a∨b) Formula used: a∨b=a+b~b=opposite of b ~b∧a=~b.ap→q=~p∨q

Q: Write the truth-functional form (TFF) for each sentence. Use P, Q, R, etc. as replacement letters.…

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Q: Can a statement with a single variable p be a tautology or a contradiction? Explain.

A: The truth table of a single variable p will contain "T" as well as "F". i.e. true and false both. So…

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