4. Determine the truth value of each propositional form given that p is false, q is true, and r is true. a. ~p ^r b. rv (рл~д) с. (pV~q)лr d. ~(~p ^ q) ^ r e. (~p V q) ^ (p A~q) f. ~(~q)

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