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Determine if the two statements are logically equivalent, negations, or neither.
(p ⋀ q ) → ∼ r; r → (∼ p ⋁ ∼ q)
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Question 387904:
Determine if the two statements are logically equivalent, negations, or neither.
(p ⋀ q ) → ∼ r; r → (∼ p ⋁ ∼ q)
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Negations
Neither
Logically equivalent
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Identify the type of statement using the hierarchy of connectives.
∼ p ⋀ q → q ⋁ r
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Disjunction
Conditional
Conjunction
Negation
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If you use a transposition and De Morgan's Law, you'll see that the two statements are equivalent
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This expression is a conditional expression. The first part is a conjunction while the second part is a disjunction. Also, the first term of the first part is the negation of p.
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