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Published on: August 13, 2026
The statement (p 
q) v (p 
r) is NOT equivalent to:
A
(p 
(~r)) 
q
(~r)) q
B
(~q) 
((~r) 
p)
((~r) p)
C
p 
(q 
r)
(q r)
D
(p 
(~q)) 
r
(~q)) r
Text Solution
Verified by ExpertsThe correct answer is:
B
(3) is true
Now (1)(p 
~r) 
q
~(p 
~ r) 
q = (~p 
r) 
q
= ~ p 
(r 
q) = p 
(q 
r)
(4) (p a ~ q) -^ r = p -^ (q v r)
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