Answer to Question #261899 in Discrete Mathematics for Arya

Question #261899

Give the truth value.



P-~q,if q-~p is false

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2021-11-08T16:58:35-0500

Let us give the truth value "p\\to\\sim q," if "q\\to\\sim p" is false. Since the implication "A\\to B" is false if and only if "A" is true and "B" is false, we conclude that "q" is true and "\\sim p" is false. It follows that "p" is true and "\\sim q" is false. Consequently, we conclude that the truth value of "p\\to\\sim q" is false.


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