Q1) Evaluate whether these statements are a tautology or not: 1) (pg) → (~q"p). 2) If p and q, then r. Then, if not r, then not p or not q. 3) (pg)v(p→~q)

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Q1) Evaluate whether these statements are a tautology or not:
1) (pg) → (~q"p).
2) If p and q, then r. Then, if not r, then not p or not q.
3) (p→q)V(p→~q)
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