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Question 1.​ Answer the following questions by making a truth table. Be sure to explain what...

Question 1.​ Answer the following questions by making a truth table. Be sure to explain what feature of the truth table you’ve drawn justifies your answer. (That is, indicate which part, or parts, of the table show what the answer to the question is and why)

a) Is ¬P, P ↔ Q, P → Q a logically consistent set of sentences?

b) Is A ∧ (B ∨ C), ¬((A ∨ B) ∧ C) a logically consistent set of sentences?

c) Does ? → ¬? entail ¬(?∨?)?

d) Does the set ¬(L ∧ M), ¬(M ∧ N) entail ¬M?


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