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    1. The document is an assignment submission for a Foundation of Mathematics course. It includes the student's name, course details, and solutions to logic problems involving Boolean operators like AND, OR, and IF-THEN. 2. Tables with truth values are provided to show the logical equivalences between expressions like (P AND Q) and (NOT P) OR Q. 3. The final problem shows that the expression P OR (Q AND R) is logically equivalent to (P OR Q) AND (P OR R) through a truth table.

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    1. The document is an assignment submission for a Foundation of Mathematics course. It includes the student's name, course details, and solutions to logic problems involving Boolean operators like AND, OR, and IF-THEN. 2. Tables with truth values are provided to show the logical equivalences between expressions like (P AND Q) and (NOT P) OR Q. 3. The final problem shows that the expression P OR (Q AND R) is logically equivalent to (P OR Q) AND (P OR R) through a truth table.

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    1. The document is an assignment submission for a Foundation of Mathematics course. It includes the student's name, course details, and solutions to logic problems involving Boolean operators like AND, OR, and IF-THEN. 2. Tables with truth values are provided to show the logical equivalences between expressions like (P AND Q) and (NOT P) OR Q. 3. The final problem shows that the expression P OR (Q AND R) is logically equivalent to (P OR Q) AND (P OR R) through a truth table.

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    Assignment: 1

    Name: Kenneth J. Mendoza., MAST-Math


    Subject: Foundation of Mathematics
    Instructor: Engr. PETER ANTHONY PETILLA

    C. ( P ⋀ Q ) ≡ ( ∼ P ) ∨ ( Q )

    P Q ( P ⋀ Q) ∼( P ⋀ Q) ∼P Q (∼ P)∨ ( Q)
    T T T F F F F
    T F F T F T T
    F T F T T F T
    F F F T T T T

    D. ( P ⋁ Q ) ≡ ( ∼ P ) ⋀ ( Q )

    P Q ( P ⋁ Q) ( P ⋁ Q) ∼P Q (∼ P) ⋀ ( Q)
    T T T F F F F
    T F T F F T F
    F T T F T F F
    F F F T T T T

    E. ( P ⇒Q ) ≡ P ⋀ ( Q )

    P Q P ⇒Q ( P ⇒Q ) Q P ⋀ ( Q)
    T T T F F F
    T F F T T T
    F T T F F F
    F F T F T F

    F. ( P ⋀ Q ) ≡ P ⇒ ( Q )

    P Q ( P ⋀ Q) ( P ⋀ Q) Q P ⇒( Q)
    T T T F F F
    T F F T T T
    F T F T F T
    F F F T T T

    H. P ⋁ (Q ⋀ R)≡(P ∨Q)∧(P ∨ R)

    P Q R Q⋀R P⋁¿ P ∨Q P∨R ( P ∨Q)∧ ¿


    T T T T T T T T
    T T F F T T T T
    T F T F T T T T
    T F F F T T T T
    F T T T T T T T
    F T F F F T F F
    F F T F F F T F
    F F F F F F F F

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