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Advanced Engineering Mathematics
Advanced Engineering Mathematics
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Author:Erwin Kreyszig
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1. ~ s Premise 2. r →s Premise 3. ~r Modus Tollens (1)(2) ~r→p and use modus ponens to conclude that p is true. Statement Reason 1.~s Premise 2. r →s Premise 3. ~r Modus Tollens (1)(2) 4. ~r→ p Premise 5. р Modus Ponens (3)(4) This completes the proof. In-Class Exercises and Problems for Section 3.1 In-Class Exercises For Exercises 1-8, state the valid argument form shown. 2. ~r → w 1. ~ s →~ k k 4. (c^h) →~ 1 3. d→(wv b) - (wv b) - (cah) 6. ~ j→~(sv~ p) 5. (d→ c)→~ p d c ~j ~ (sv ~ p)
Transcribed Image Text:1. ~ s Premise 2. r →s Premise 3. ~r Modus Tollens (1)(2) ~r→p and use modus ponens to conclude that p is true. Statement Reason 1.~s Premise 2. r →s Premise 3. ~r Modus Tollens (1)(2) 4. ~r→ p Premise 5. р Modus Ponens (3)(4) This completes the proof. In-Class Exercises and Problems for Section 3.1 In-Class Exercises For Exercises 1-8, state the valid argument form shown. 2. ~r → w 1. ~ s →~ k k 4. (c^h) →~ 1 3. d→(wv b) - (wv b) - (cah) 6. ~ j→~(sv~ p) 5. (d→ c)→~ p d c ~j ~ (sv ~ p)
For Exercises 9-18, use the TF method to test each argument for validity. If the argument is valid, show a formal proof. If it is invalid, provide a 8. ~ (w→c)→(anb) ~ (a ^b) Formal Proofs 146 7. (m v n)→~(r→ s) -(mv n) counterexample chart. 9. ~ a 10. r → p ~ a→b s → w c →-b ~ W 11. ~r→(avb) 12. ~9→ s (avb)→w S→(pvr) - (pvr) r 13. (p→q)→(r →→s) 14. ~ (was) k>(wAS) (r→s)→ (m→ b) m → b p→~ k 15. w→(c v s)
Transcribed Image Text:For Exercises 9-18, use the TF method to test each argument for validity. If the argument is valid, show a formal proof. If it is invalid, provide a 8. ~ (w→c)→(anb) ~ (a ^b) Formal Proofs 146 7. (m v n)→~(r→ s) -(mv n) counterexample chart. 9. ~ a 10. r → p ~ a→b s → w c →-b ~ W 11. ~r→(avb) 12. ~9→ s (avb)→w S→(pvr) - (pvr) r 13. (p→q)→(r →→s) 14. ~ (was) k>(wAS) (r→s)→ (m→ b) m → b p→~ k 15. w→(c v s)
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