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Tutors Answer Your Questions about Conjunction (FREE)
Question 435503: Let p represent the statement, "Jim plays football", and let q represent "Michael plays basketball". Convert the compound statements into symbols.
It is not the case that Jim plays football and Michael does not play basketball.
(Multiple Choice)
A.) ~p Λ q
B.) ~p Λ ~q
C.) ~(p Λ q)
D.) ~(p Λ ~q)
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Question 459385: Which, if any, of the three statements are equivalent.
I) If it is sunny, then I will go swimming.
II) If I do not go swimming, then it is not sunny.
III) Either it is sunny or I will go swimming.
Thank you in advanced.
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Question 463905: Please be kind enough to answer my problems
Thank you so much
Ten thousand raffle tickets are sold for $5 each. Four prizes will be awarded: one for $5000, one for $2500, and two for $1000. Assume that the probability that any given ticket is selected for the $5000 prize is 1/10,000 the probability that any given ticket is select for $2500 prize is 1/10,000 And the probability is select for a $1000 prize is 2/10,000. Sidhardt purchases one of these tickets.
This is my third problem and no one has answer the first two. I need the answer within 5 hours. Will denoted once the problems be solve
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Question 465848: Write the compound statement in words.
p = The puppy behaves well.
q = His owners are happy.
~(p -> q)
which one is correct I'm confussed.
1) It is not the case that if the puppy behaves well then his owners are happy.
2) The puppy does not behave well or his owners are happy.
3) If the puppy does not behave well then his owners are not happy.
4) It is not the case that the puppy behaves well if his owners are not happy.
( I think it is 3 but I'm not sure.)
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Question 465859: Determine if the argument is valid or invalid. Given a reason to justify answer.
If it's Tuesday, then this must be Paris.
(sentence underlined) Today is Wednesday.
/\ This must not be Paris.
Which one is correct.
1) Valid by the law of detachment
2) Valid by the law of contraposition
3) Invalid by fallacy of the converse
4) Invalid by fallacy of the inverse
5) Valid by the law of syllogism
6) Valid by disjunction syllogism
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Question 466144: Given the argument and the Euler diagram below, determine whether it is valid or invalid.
All salespeople who make cold calls increase their incomes.
(underlined) Yuwel ia a salesperson who makes cold calls.
Yuwel will increase her income.
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Question 470593: Hello. I am looking for assistance on this particular problem. ANy help you can give is greatly appreciated. Let p represent a true statement, while q and r represent false statements. Find the truth value of the compound statement.
[(~p v ~q) ^ ~q]
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Question 470548: I could sure use some help with this problem. Math is not a subject that i find very easy and any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank You!!!
if p is true, q is false, and r is true, find the truth value of the statement.
[(∼r → ∼q) ∨ (p ∧ ∼r)] → q
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Question 481944: write the statement in symbolic form and construct a truth table.
Mike made pizza and Dennis made a chef salad, but Gil burned the lemon squares.
I am really stuck on this stuff, I appreciate any help.
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