Prayer

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Make a table to show the truth
value of the two statements
below.

(p V q) and p q
 
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Equivalent Statements

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Two statements are equivalent
if they both have the same
truth values for all positive
values of their simple
statements.

  pq
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Show that the following are
equivalent statements.
1. p (p r), p
2. p (q V r), (p q) V (p r)
3. q (q r), q
4. p V (q p), p V q
 5. [p V (q r)], p (q V r)
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De Morgan’s Laws of Statements

(p V q) p q
  (p q) p V q

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the following sentence in
equivalent form.
1. It is not true that, I graduated
or I got a job.
2. It is not true that, I am going
to the dance and I am going to
the game.
3. It is not the case that, the
students cut classes or took part
in the demonstration.
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Use De Morgan’s Laws to restate the
following sentence in equivalent form.
1. It is not true that, it rained or it
snowed.
2. I did not pass the test and did not
complete the course.
3. She did not visit France and she did
not visit Italy.
4. It is not true that, I bought a new car
and I moved to Florida.
5. It is not true that, she received a
promotion or that she received a raise.
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Tautology is a statement
that is always TRUE.

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Self-contradiction is a statement
that is always FALSE.

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Show that p V (p V q) is a tautology
 

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Use a truth table to
determine whether the
following is a tautology.

1. pVq
2. q V [(q r) q]
3. (p V q) V (p V q)
4. (p q) V (q V r)
 5. [p (p V q)] V q
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