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Question 1 If "P v Q" is false, then what can you say about the truth...

Question 1
If "P v Q" is false, then what can you say about the truth value of P?

A.P is true
B.P is false.
C.P can be true or false.

Question 2
If ( P v Q ) is true, then what can you say about the truth value of P
A.P is true.
B.P can be true or false.

Question 3
If ( P · Q ) is false, then what can you say about the truth value of P?
A. P is false.
B. P can be true or false.

Question 4
If “~ X” is true, then what is X?
X is true
B. X is false
C. X could be true or false

Question 5
If “X v Y” is false, then can one of the disjuncts be true?
A. yes
B. No

Question 6
If “X ⊃ Y” is false, then which of the following is correct?
1.Y is true
2.Y is false
3.Y could be true or false

Question 7
If “X ≡ Y” is false, then which of the following is correct?
1.Y is true
2.Y is false
3.Y could be true or false

Question 8
If “X v Y” is true, and X is true, does this mean that Y is false?
1.yes
2.no

Question 9
If “X • Y” is true, then which of the following is correct?
A. Y is true
B . Y is false
C. Y could be true or false

Question 10
If “X • Y” is false, then which of the following is correct?
A. X is true
B. X is false
C. X could be true or false.

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