Logical Equivalences with Conditionals Flashcards

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Q

p -> q

2 answers

A

= ¬p v q

= ¬q -> ¬p

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p v q

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= ¬p -> q

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p ^ q

A

= ¬(p -> ¬q)

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¬(p -> q)

A

= p ^ ¬q

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(p -> q) ^ (p -> r)

A

= p -> (q ^ r)

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(p -> r) ^ (q -> r)

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= (p v q) -> r

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(p -> q) v (p -> r)

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= p -> (q v r)

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(p -> r) v (q -> r)

A

= (p ^ q) -> r

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9
Q

p <=> q

3 answers

A

= (p -> q) ^ (q -> p)
= ¬p <=> ¬q
= (p ^ q) v (¬p ^ ¬q)

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10
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¬(p <=> q)

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= p <=> ¬q

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