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Question Number 43434 by Joel578 last updated on 10/Sep/18
Let P and Q be statements. If (∼P) ∨ Q is true,  then P  ∨ Q is false.  True or False?
LetPandQbestatements.If(P)Qistrue,thenPQisfalse.TrueorFalse?
Commented by Joel578 last updated on 10/Sep/18
From truth table, if (∼P) ∨ Q is true, then   P ∨ Q can be true and also false.  So, the statement in the question should be true  or false?
Fromtruthtable,if(P)Qistrue,thenPQcanbetrueandalsofalse.So,thestatementinthequestionshouldbetrueorfalse?

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