The Tseitin transformation of the formula (r ? t) ? ((p ? q) ? (r ? (s ? t))) is a CNF. Establish the number of clauses that it has; motivate your answer.
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First, we need to rewrite the given formula using only AND, OR, and NOT operations. The formula is: (r OR NOT r) OR ((p AND NOT q) OR (r XOR (s AND t))) Show more…
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