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Letp: x<-3

Let q: x > 3
What is represented by p v q?
X<-3 and x > 3
x > 3 or x<-3
If x <-3, then x>3
X <-3 if and only if x > 3

Letp: x<-3 Let q: x > 3 What is represented by p v q? X<-3 and x > 3 x-example-1

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Answer:

(B)x > 3 or x<-3

Explanation:

In logic, a disjunction is a compound statement that is formed by joining two statements with the connector OR. The disjunction "p or q" is symbolized by
p \lor q. A disjunction is true when any of its combined parts ais true

Given:

p: x<-3

q: x > 3

The disjunction of p and q (represented by
p \lor q) therefore is:

x > 3 or x<-3

The correct option is B

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