Question

Given the proposition (p•q) — (r V p).

How many rows are needed when constructing the truth table associated to it? ​

Answer 1

Answer:

2

Step-by-step explanation:

Since each atomic statement has two possible values (True or False), a truth table will have 2n rows, where n is the number of atomic statements. So, if there are two atomic statements, the table has four rows; three atomic statements requires eight rows; four requires 16 rows; and so forth.