Given the following truth table for r → (p → q) and (p → q) A (q→ (r → q))r → (p → q) (p → q) ^ (q→ (r → q))TFTTFFFFFFFTFFFFFFFTTp=and r =is thecounterexample showing r → (p q) is not equivalent to(p → 9) ^ (q→ (r→ q).

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Given the following truth table for r → (p → q) and (p → q) A (q→ (r → q)) r → (p → q) (p → q) ^ (q→ (r → q))| 4) (pa)A (r → q)) T F T T F F F F F F F T F T F T T F F F F F T T p= and r = is the counterexample showing r → (p → q) is not equivalent to (p → 9) ^ (q→ (r→ q).

Given the following truth table for r → (p → q) and (p → q) A (q→ (r → q)) r → (p → q) (p → q) ^ (q→ (r → q))| 4) (pa)A (r → q)) T F T T F F F F F F F T F T F T T F F F F F T T p= and r = is the counterexample showing r → (p → q) is not equivalent to (p → 9) ^ (q→ (r→ q).

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