Logical Equivalence

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Questions (10)

If Tom buys a red skateboard, then Anne buys pink in-line skates."� Which statement below is logically equivalent?
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2. asked by Jenny
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Show that (P → Q) ↔ (¬P ∨ Q) in fitch
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2. asked by Ashley
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A logical equivalance is derived from Theorem,supply a reason for each step;(pv~q)^(~pvq) �ß(~q v p)^(~q v ~p) by_________
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2. asked by ovadiel
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Determine which of the following pairs of statements forms are logically equivalent. Justify your answer using truth tables and
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2. asked by ovadiel
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I need to know if these two statements are independent:All winners are losers. All losers are winners. I am thinking that they
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2. asked by Anonymous
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“If Mary and Tom are classmates, then they go to the same school.”Which statement below is logically equivalent? If Mary and
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2. asked by Anonymous
3. 666 views
Which is logically equivalent to ~p -> q?a.) ~q -> p b.) ~q -> ~p c.) q -> p d.) q -> ~p
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2. asked by Lauren
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b) Show by the truth that the following statements are logically equivalent:Statement 1: Rich men are unhappy Statement 2: Men
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2. asked anonymously
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Discrete mathematicsShow that the proposition ~(p^q) and ~pv~q are logically equivalent.
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2. asked anonymously
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1. Show that the proposition ~(p^q)and ~pv~q are logically equivalent.2. Show that a. ~(pvq)v(~p^q) equivalent (~p^~q)v(~p^q)
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2. asked anonymously
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