Show that $((pLeftrightarrow q)Leftrightarrow T)$ and $(pLeftrightarrow (qLeftrightarrow T))$ are logically...
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I tried this but I'm not sure what to do about the T value:
$$((pLeftrightarrow q ) Leftrightarrow T ) equiv neg p Leftrightarrow neg q Leftrightarrow T equiv neg p Leftrightarrow neg (neg q Leftrightarrow neg T) equiv neg p Leftrightarrow (q Leftrightarrow T)$$
Am I using the rules correctly?
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I tried this but I'm not sure what to do about the T value:
$$((pLeftrightarrow q ) Leftrightarrow T ) equiv neg p Leftrightarrow neg q Leftrightarrow T equiv neg p Leftrightarrow neg (neg q Leftrightarrow neg T) equiv neg p Leftrightarrow (q Leftrightarrow T)$$
Am I using the rules correctly?
logic propositional-calculus
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How about a truth table?
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– Umberto P.
Jan 29 at 19:03
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I already did the truth table for question A but B asks to do it with transformations
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Jan 29 at 21:11
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@memelord420xd what transformation rules do you have available?
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I tried this but I'm not sure what to do about the T value:
$$((pLeftrightarrow q ) Leftrightarrow T ) equiv neg p Leftrightarrow neg q Leftrightarrow T equiv neg p Leftrightarrow neg (neg q Leftrightarrow neg T) equiv neg p Leftrightarrow (q Leftrightarrow T)$$
Am I using the rules correctly?
logic propositional-calculus
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I tried this but I'm not sure what to do about the T value:
$$((pLeftrightarrow q ) Leftrightarrow T ) equiv neg p Leftrightarrow neg q Leftrightarrow T equiv neg p Leftrightarrow neg (neg q Leftrightarrow neg T) equiv neg p Leftrightarrow (q Leftrightarrow T)$$
Am I using the rules correctly?
logic propositional-calculus
logic propositional-calculus
edited Jan 29 at 21:13
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– Umberto P.
Jan 29 at 19:03
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I already did the truth table for question A but B asks to do it with transformations
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– memelord420xd
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@memelord420xd what transformation rules do you have available?
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I already did the truth table for question A but B asks to do it with transformations
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– memelord420xd
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@memelord420xd what transformation rules do you have available?
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How about a truth table?
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– Umberto P.
Jan 29 at 19:03
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I already did the truth table for question A but B asks to do it with transformations
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– memelord420xd
Jan 29 at 21:11
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I already did the truth table for question A but B asks to do it with transformations
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– memelord420xd
Jan 29 at 21:11
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@memelord420xd what transformation rules do you have available?
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– Bram28
Feb 1 at 1:48
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@memelord420xd what transformation rules do you have available?
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Hint: $quad r equiv (rleftrightarrow top)$
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I already did the truth table for question A but B asks to do it with transformations
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@memelord420xd what transformation rules do you have available?
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