SOLUTION: Let p = Prices will rise.
q= Taxes will rise.
Translate the following statement into symbols.
Prices will rise, and taxes will not rise.
Algebra.Com
Question 318878: Let p = Prices will rise.
q= Taxes will rise.
Translate the following statement into symbols.
Prices will rise, and taxes will not rise.
Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
(p & ~q)
RELATED QUESTIONS
Please Help. I'm so confused and lost with theese questions.
1. Write a negation of... (answered by amyd62)
1. Write a negation of the statement.
All squares are parallelograms.... (answered by nyc_function)
Detailed analysis of two technology stocks indicates over the next six months the... (answered by ikleyn)
Q1 :A financial analysis of Microsoft, Apple and Nvidia stocks indicates that over the... (answered by Boreal)
An article in the Wall Street Journal contained the following:
Prices of U.S. Treasury... (answered by math_helper)
If adam pays 800 $ per season for tickets and each year prices rise by 12% , wthat would... (answered by solver91311)
if prices rise by 8 per cent , what would be the new price of an item costing... (answered by ankor@dixie-net.com)
Let P represent the simple statement " The stove is hot" and q represent "the taxes are... (answered by solver91311)
I am still confused about this problem. I was given help but I am still confused on it.... (answered by jim_thompson5910)