Subject: Discrete Mathematics Q7.Let A = [(p ^~q) → (~p V ~q)] → p.а)Complete the truth table below and determine statement A is a tautology,contingency or contradiction.p^~q ~pV~q(p ^ ~q) → (~p V ~q)[(p ^ ~q) → (~p V ~q)] ++ pb.FFFTTFTTb)Obtain the Principal Disjunctive Normal Form (PDNF) and PrincipalConjunctive Normal Form (PCNF) of A and ~A by using the above truth table.

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Q7. Let A = [(p ^ ~q) → (~p V ~q)] → p. Complete the truth table below and determine statement A is a tautology, contingency or contradiction. a) p^ ~q ~p V ~q (p^~q) → (~p V ~q) (p ^ ~g) → (~p V ~q)] + p FF FT TF T T b) Obtain the Principal Disjunctive Normal Form (PDNF) and Principal Conjunctive Normal Form (PCNF) of A and ~A by using the above truth table.

Q7. Let A = [(p ^ ~q) → (~p V ~q)] → p. Complete the truth table below and determine statement A is a tautology, contingency or contradiction. a) p^ ~q ~p V ~q (p^~q) → (~p V ~q) (p ^ ~g) → (~p V ~q)] + p FF FT TF T T b) Obtain the Principal Disjunctive Normal Form (PDNF) and Principal Conjunctive Normal Form (PCNF) of A and ~A by using the above truth table.

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