Answer to Question #278219 in Discrete Mathematics for Fazalhaq

Discrete Mathematics

Question #278219

a) Suppose P (x, y) denotes the equation8, what will the truth values of the Propositions P (2, 2), P (0, 4)?

Expert's answer

"P(2\/2): 4\/4 = 2\/2" - true

"P(0,4):0\/16=0\/4" - true

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