Final answer:
The truth values for the propositions p ∧ w, r ∨ q, and q are False, True, and True, respectively.
Step-by-step explanation:
The truth values for the propositional variables are as follows:
a. p ∧ w: False
b. r ∨ q: True
c. q: True
To find the truth value for the conjunction (p ∧ w), we need to evaluate both p and w. Since both p and w are false, the conjunction (p ∧ w) is also false. For the disjunction (r ∨ q), we need to evaluate both r and q. Since q is true, the disjunction (r ∨ q) is true, regardless of the value of r. Finally, the truth value of proposition q is true, as given in the question.