SOLUTION: Using a truth table to determine if the following pairs of statements are logically equivalent, contradictory, consistent or inconsistent. ~ D v B // ~ ( D * ~ B) H = ~ G // (

Question 1041074: Using a truth table to determine if the following pairs of statements are logically equivalent, contradictory, consistent or inconsistent.
~ D v B // ~ ( D * ~ B)
H = ~ G // ( G * H ) > ( ~ G * ~ H )
N * ( A > ~ E ) // ~ A * ( E v ~ N )
M > ( K > P ) // ( K * M ) > P
Q > ~ ( K v F ) // ( K * Q ) v ( F * Q )
Answer by solver91311(24713) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!


  D    B    ~D   ~B   ~D V B  ~(D & ~B)
  T    T     F    F      T        T
  T    F     F    T      F        F
  F    T     T    F      T        T
  F    F     T    T      T        T

The truth tables are the same so the statements are logically equivalent. If you can't follow simple instructions like "One question per post" why are you wasting everyone's time studying logic?

John

My calculator said it, I believe it, that settles it

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