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The following proposition is satisfiable when $(p\lor q)\land(\neg p\lor r)$ Select one: a. p=True, q=False, r=True b. p=True, q=False, r=False c. p=False, q=False, r=False

          The following proposition is satisfiable when
$(p\lor q)\land(\neg p\lor r)$
Select one:
a. p=True, q=False, r=True
b. p=True, q=False, r=False
c. p=False, q=False, r=False
        
The following proposition is satisfiable when
(p q)( p r)
Select one:
a. p=True, q=False, r=True
b. p=True, q=False, r=False
c. p=False, q=False, r=False

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The following proposition is satisfiable when (p ∨ q) ∧ (¬p ∨ r) Select one: a. p = True, q = False, r = True b. p = True, q = False, r = False c. p = False, q = False, r = False The following proposition is satisfiable when (p ∨ q) ∧ (¬p ∨ r) Select one: a. p = True, q = False, r = True b. p = True, q = False, r = False c. p = False, q = False, r = False
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00:01 In the given question we are told that we have three propositions p, q and r, and the truth values of these propositions are already given to us.
00:10 We are told that p is false, q is true and r is false.
00:15 Now, we have been given a statement in the question in the symbolic form and we have to figure out the truth value of this statement.
00:25 So what is given to us in this question is p or not r p or not are and not q or r or r or p or r or p or or p or not what we are given there is another bracket over here as here as well so this is what we are given as the statement right p r not r p r not r and not q or r or r or p r and not q or r or p or p so, what we could do over here first is figure out the truth values of this part and this part of the statement.
01:39 So let's start with the left side, which is p or not r, right? so we already know that p is having a truth value of false and r is having a truth value of false.
01:56 So now when we take not are the truth value is true.
02:02 So keeping this in mind we have a statement which is of the form p r not r since p is false and not r is true.
02:15 P is false and not r is true.
02:22 The truth value of this part of the statement.
02:27 The r not r is true.
02:30 So this part of the statement is having a truth value of true.
02:35 Now let's move on to this part and what we would start with is q or r.
02:43 So in q or r we already know the truth value of r is false.
02:50 So q is having a truth value of true and r is having a truth value of true and r is having a truth value of false.
02:59 So q or r would then have a truth value of true.
03:05 Next up we have r or a p.
03:11 So again, r is having a truth value of false and p is having a truth value also false...
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