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If p is true and q is false, then p ∧ ~q is true.
true
false

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Answer:

true

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User Apurva Pathak
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Answer: true

Justification

1) ∧ is the and operator

2) ~ is the symbol for negation (which is the same that making false)

3) p ∧ ~q means p and not q.

4) The and operator means that the two joined premises, this is p and ~q, have to be true for the whole statement ve true.

5) It is given that p is true and q is false, then p and ~ q is true.

Answer: true.
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