g. Show that (p –→ r) A (q → r) and (p V q) → r are logically equivalent. h. Show that (p –→ q) V (p → r) and p → (q V r) are logically equivalent.

Q: Show that -p → (q →r) and q → (p V r) are logically equivalent. Show your work and justify each one…

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Q: Negate each of the following statements. a) ∀x ∃y ∃z, q(x, y, z)] b) ∃y ∃x ∀z, p(x, y

A: Here we have to express the negation of the given statement:   The negation rule for the single…

Q: Prove that ∀y ∈ Σ*, P(y) is true, where P(y) is the statement "∀y ∈ Σ*, r(xy) = r(y)r(x)".

A: Given : P(y) is the statement "∀y∈∑*, rxy=ry rx" To prove : ∀y∈∑* , P(y) is true Pre-requisite : The…

Q: 7. Are the statements P (QV R) and (P Q) v (P→ R) logically equivalent?

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Q: De terminé if V and logically equivalent are not or

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Q: 1) Yes/No Is the following logical expression a proposition: ∀z ∃y Q(x, y, z)?

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Q: The statement: not (p or not q) is logically equivalent to O (not p) or q O (not p) and (not q) O…

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Q: Let C(x, y) = "Student x is enrolled in course y. %3D Which choice below expresses the following…

A: let Cx,y="student x is enrolled in cource y given an expression ∃x∃y∃z x≠y∧Cx,z→Cy,z claim- to check…

Q: 7. Show that ¬(P V Q) and (¬P) ^ (¬Q) are logically equivalent.

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Q: B. Can the proposition (Vx, y, P (x = y) → (P(x) → P(y))) be proven using the equality axioms?

A: Look at the following equality axiom. ∀x,y, and any function f,x=y⇒fx=fy

Q: (6) Assume that all of the premises given bvelow are true. Using all of them, what can o logically…

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Q: (b) Consider the statement: if x 0, then x < y. State the hypothesis P(x, y) and the conclusion…

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Q: which of the following propositions is logically equivalent to A v (A ∧B) v (A ∧ B ∧ C) Select one:…

A: Given:- A v (A ∧B) v (A ∧ B ∧ C)To find :  Which is logically equivalent to above…

Q: (b) Consider the statement: if x 0, then r< y. State the hypothesis P(x,y) and the conclusion Q(x,…

A: Consider the statement " If x≤y+∈, ∀∈&gt;0, then x≤y."

Q: determine if the statements (pV ~ q) Λ (~ p V q) and (p → q) Λ (q → P) are logically equivalnet?

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Q: Show that peq and (p→qg) ^ (g→p) are logically equivalent.

A: To prove: p↔q and p→q∧q→p are logically equivalent. Solution: We shall prove this using truth table.

Q: Are the following two logical statements equivlent ~( p v q) ~ p ^ ~q

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Q: Show that the following are logically equivalent using logic algebra (p^q) v (~pv (p^~q)) = T

A: We need to prove the logical equivalence of: p∧q∨~p∨p∧~q≡T using logic algebra.

Q: Consider the following first order logic statements: I. Vx Vy P(x, y) II. Vx 3y P(x, y) III. 3y 3x…

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Q: 4. Negate each of the following statements.  a) ∀x ∃y ∃z, q(x, y, z)] b) ∃y ∃x ∀z, p(x, y)

A: Convert "∃"  to  "∀". Convert "∀"  to  "∃". Take the negation (~) of the given statement.

Q: Show that the following are logically equivalent 1. 2. ¬ {[(pvq)^r] v¬q} v (¬r^q) ↔ q [(p^-q) vr]…

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Q: Prove that the statements ∃x∀y∀zP(x,y,z)  and  ∀x∃y∀zP(x,y,z) are not logically equivalent

A: We need to prove that given logic are not logically equivalent.

Q: ¬p→(q→r) = q→(pvr) are logically equivalent?

A: 7p→(q→r)=q→(pvr)

Q: Show that -p> (q > r) and q → (p V r) are logically equivalent.

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Q: 1) Show that the following pairs are logically equiw a) р^(qVr) (pAq)V(pAr) b) pV(qAr) (pVq)A(pVr)

A: Given: p∧q∨r; p∧q∨p∧rp∨q∧r; p∨q∧p∨r

Q: Are the following two logical equivalent? p v ~ t P ↔ r

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Q: Determine if the statements (pV ~ q) Λ (~ p V q) and (p → q) Λ (q → p) are logically equivalent.

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Q: 3. Show that the statement p V ¬p is a tautology.

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Q: Show that -Vx(P(x)→Q(x)) and 3x(P(x) ^ –Q(x)) are logically equivalent

A: given the statement ¬∀xP(x)→Q(x) and ∃xP(x)∧¬Q(x) to prove that statements are equivalent proceed as…

Q: 3.7.5. Let P(r) be the assertion "r is positive", and let Q(r) the assertion "r >I". (a) Is the…

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Q: determine if p → (q → p) is logically equivalent to (p → q) → p

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Q: If P (A) = 0.3, P(B) =0.6, and P (Aor B) =0.7 are A and B mutually exclusive?

A: Two events are said to be mutually exclusive when both can not occur simultaneously.  A and B are…

Q: b) Show that (p A q) → r and (p → r) ^ (q → r) are not logically equivalent.

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Q: Determine whether the following two propositions are logically equivalent: p-(Ar), pV(r 4).

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Q: 1. Use propositional logic (direct or indirect proof) to prove the following theorems: a. - (p v ¬q)…

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Q: 1. Show that the following pairs are logically equivalent: a. P^ (Q V R); (P^ Q)V (P ^ R) b. P v (Q…

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Q: Show that the A is logically equivalent to B using logic equivalence laws. A.) (p+q) B) (qr) Vv(prq)…

A: The bidirectional implication is defined as p↔q ≈p→q∧q→p And unidirectional is defined as p→q≈(~p∨q)…

Q: 3. Show that p → q and (p ^ q) v (¬p^¬9) are logically equivalent.

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Q: If X, then not Y. If not Y, then Z. Y is true. So: X is unknown, Z is unknown  X is unknown, Z is…

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Q: Show that p q and (p A q) V (-p ^ ¬q) are logically eguivalent.

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Q: Are the statements P → ¬Q AR and ¬P v (¬Q ^ R) logically equivalent? Explain why.

A: Let p and q be two propositions.  If the propositions p and q are logically equivalent, then they…

Q: 2. Show that the inverse and the converse of p q are logically equivalent

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Q: prove these deductions (a) x∩y=∅, (z⊂x), ∴(z∩y)=∅ (b) p⊂q, ∴(r∖q) = (r∖p)∖q

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Q: Is the statement ¬(¬p ^ q) ^ (p v q) logically equivalent to q?

A: Given,     ¬(¬p∧q)∧(p∨q) is logically equivalent to ____?____

Q: Determine whether the pair of statements is logically equivalent. ~(q^~p),(~p)vq

A: To determine if the statements given below are logically equivalent:

Q: are the following two logical statements equialent  ( p v q) v r  p v ( q v r )

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Q: (6) Assume that all of the premises given below are true. Using all of them, what can you logically…

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Q: Show that (p q) → (r → s) and (p → r) → (q→ s) are not logically equivalent.

A: To show that (p→q)→(r→s) and (p→r)→(q→s) are not logically equivalent, we will use truth table.

Q: show that ¬( p ⊕ q)( p + q) and p.q are logically equivalent.

A: Using Truth Table  p q p ⊕ q ¬( p ⊕ q)  p + q ¬( p ⊕ q)( p + q) p. q 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1…

Q: 16. The statement: (e h) = (g h) is logically equivalent to O -[{-e v h) A (e v ~h)] A [(~g v h)^ (g…

A: We know that p→q is equivalent to ¬p∨q also p↔q is equivalent to p→q∧q→p therefore, the e↔h→g↔h is…