p-->q ^ r --> p ^ r v s ^ ~q therefore s determine if the arguement is valid or invalid using logic laws and give justification at each step
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p-->q ^ r --> p ^ r v s ^ ~q therefore s
determine if the arguement is valid or invalid using logic laws and give justification at each step
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- why don't we use the existential instantiation(∃x) instead of the universal because it says "A car" which means there exists one in the domain.The question is related to logic and moral reasoning. Prove that these arguments are valid through natural deduction. 1. ~a --> ~b 2. a --> c 3. c --> d ____________ b --> d , Don't use chatgpt Thank you!For each logical argument, select all the truth assignments for the propositional variables that show the logical argument is invalid. Please check the boxes
- Please help me with this question and it’s truth table:- Make a Symbolic Logic expression involving at least two Symbolic Logic variables (e.g., p, q, r, ...) and at least SIX logical operators - four of which are unique/different (note: these should be from: ~, ∧, ∨, ->For each logical argument, select all the truth assignments for the propositional variables that show the logical argument is invalid. Please check the boxes that applyUse logical equivalences to show that... Make sure to justify each step with the logical equivalence law used. Truth tables not allowed
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