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The user has paid the subscription fee but does not enter a valid password. Multiple choice:

r∧p,r∨p,r∨¬p,r∧¬p
a. r∧p
b.r∨p
c.r∨¬p
d.r∧¬p

User Galen Long
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Final answer:

The correct logic expression to represent the situation when a user pays the subscription fee but does not enter a valid password is r∨¬p.

Step-by-step explanation:

When the user pays the subscription fee but does not enter a valid password, the correct logic expression to represent this situation is r∨¬p (option c), which translates to 'The user has paid (r) OR (∨) has not entered a valid password (¬p)'.

Option a (r∧p) would represent 'The user has paid (r) AND (∧) has entered a valid password (p)', which is not the case here because the password entered is not valid. Option b (r∨p) would simply represent 'The user has paid (r) OR (∨) has entered a password (p)', without considering whether the password is valid or not. Option d (r∧¬p) would represent 'The user has paid (r) AND (∧) has not entered a valid password (¬p)', which is not the case here because the user has entered a password, even if it's not valid.

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