Show that ~ (p → q) and p ∧~q are logically equivalent. (Hint: you can use a truth table to prove it or you apply De Morgan law to show the ~(p → q) is p ∧~q.
Here the truth table for ∼(p→q)\sim (p\to q)∼(p→q) given below:
Table 1
Again truth table for (p∧∼q)(p\land \sim q)(p∧∼q) given below:
Table 2
Here we see from Table 1 and Table 2 , the truth table for ∼(p→q)\sim (p\to q)∼(p→q) and (p∧∼q)(p\land \sim q)(p∧∼q) are equal.
Therefore ∼(p→q)≡(p∧∼q)\sim(p\to q) \equiv (p\land \sim q)∼(p→q)≡(p∧∼q)
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