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Discrete Mathematics With Applications(a) Assuming that the following senetec is a statement, provce that 1+1=3; If this sentence is true, then 1+1=3, (b) What can youdeduce from part (a) about tha status of “This sentence is true”? Why? (This example is known as Lob’s parabox.)
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(a) Assuming that the following senetec is a statement, provce that 1+1=3; If this sentence is true, then 1+1=3, (b) What can youdeduce from part (a) about tha status of “This sentence is true”? Why? (This example is known as Lob’s parabox.)

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(a) Assuming that the following senetec is a statement, provce that 1+1=3; If this sentence is true, then 1+1=3,
(b) What can youdeduce from part (a) about tha status of “This sentence is true”? Why? (This example is known as Lob’s parabox.)

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