Show that (p ∧ q) → r and (p → r) ∧ (q → r) are not logically equivalent, without using truth tables.

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A: Given two logic expressions are, P→Q, (R→P)→(R→Q) P→Q can be written as ¬P∨Q

Q: Prove that (p →(q →r)) → ((p →q) →(p →r)) ≡ T for all propositions p, q, r.

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Q: show that t ↔ ~q is logically equivalent to (t v ~q) → (~t ∧ q) without using a truth table.

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Q: re the statements P → (Q ∨ R) and (P → Q)⋁(P → R) logically equivalent? Create a truth table.

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Q: Without using truth table, find out if the below statement is a tautology. Handwritten only.…

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Q: Prove or disprove (either with truth tables, deduction rule, or resolution): ((AB)→ B) → B

A: To prove or disprove the statement ((A → B) → B) → B, we can use a truth table.

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Q: By filling out a truth table, show that r ∧(q →p)→r→(q∧p)and ¬r∨q are logically equivalent.

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Q: . Using the truth table Determine whether: a) (¬p → ¬q ) ∨ (p → ¬q) is equivalent to p ∨ ¬p b) ¬p…

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Q: Which formulas are tautologies? Select all that apply. Оритер © (¬рл (p v q)) → q ~(p → ¬q) ¬¬p⇔р

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Q: No. 3 By natural deduction, show the validity of 3a (P(x) A Q(x)), Vy (P(x) → R(x)) - Ix (R(x) A…

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