Question 1049651

by definition:   	
A disjunction is a compound statement formed by joining two statements with the connector {{{OR}}}. The disjunction "{{{p}}} or {{{q}}}" is symbolized by {{{p}}}v {{{q}}}. 
A disjunction is {{{false}}} {{{if}}} and {{{only}}} {{{if}}}{{{ both}}} statements are {{{false}}}; otherwise it is {{{true}}}. 

The truth values of {{{p}}}v {{{q}}} are listed in the truth table below. 

{{{p}}}|{{{q}}}|{{{p}}}v {{{q}}}

{{{T}}}|{{{T}}}|{{{T}}}

{{{T}}}|{{{F}}}|{{{T}}}
{{{F}}}|{{{T}}}|{{{T}}}	 	
{{{highlight(F)}}}|{{{ 	highlight(F) }}}|{{{	highlight(F)}}}

so the answer to the question, if {{{p}}} is {{{true}}} and {{{q}}} is false,  the truth value of {{{p}}}v {{{q}}}  is {{{T}}}