If A, B, and C are TRUE and X, Y, and Z are FALSE
25. If A, B, and C are TRUE and X, Y, and Z are FALSE and P and Q are UNDETERMINED what is the truth value of the following proposition?
A = (P = ~P)
26. If A, B, and C are TRUE and X, Y, and Z are FALSE and P and Q are UNDETERMINED what is the truth value of the following proposition?
~Z v ~Q
27. If A, B, and C are TRUE and X, Y, and Z are FALSE and P and Q are UNDETERMINED what is the truth value of the following proposition?
~Q > (~X v ~P)
28. If A, B, and C are TRUE and X, Y, and Z are FALSE and P and Q are UNDETERMINED what is the truth value of the following proposition?
A . ~P
29. If A, B, and C are TRUE and X, Y, and Z are FALSE and P and Q are UNDETERMINED what is the truth value of the following proposition?
(Y > ~A) > P
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Hi!
Apologies for not helping out with this last night: I was online until about 9.
As regard the questions below, there are a couple of points where I'm unclear. If you could check your information, and get back to me, then I'll make the additional comments.
Thanks again for supporting BrainMass.
Best,
Dylan
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25. If A, B, and C are TRUE and X, Y, and Z are FALSE and P and Q are UNDETERMINED what is the truth value of the following proposition?
A = (P = ~P)
This formulation can't be correct.
If P is a proposition, e.g. "It is raining", then it doesn't make sense to say "It is raining" is identical (=) to "It is not raining".
Could you perhaps check your symbolisation?
26. If A, B, and C are TRUE and X, Y, and Z are FALSE and P and Q are UNDETERMINED what is the truth value of the following proposition?
~Z v ~Q
Firstly, I assume that ...
Solution Summary
The expert determines if function propositions are true or false. The value of the propositions are determined.