SOLUTION: Use direct or indirect truth table method to determine whether the following argument is valid. S º (N • H) / S Ú ~N // S É H

Question 1199148: Use direct or indirect truth table method to determine whether the following argument is valid.
S º (N • H) / S Ú ~N // S É H
Answer by Edwin McCravy(20054) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!


S º (N • H) / S Ú ~N // S É H

Those are not the standard symbols for logic.
The computer program may have changed them.

Copy and paste these

~ for negation
v for " or " or " disjunction ". 
• for " and " or " conjunction ". 
⊃ for " if...then " or conditional.
 
and repost.

Edwin

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