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mathematical reasoning

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Answered by rahu30
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your answer is ((a))
Answered by SrijanShrivastava
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1.

p \implies \neg q \equiv \top

 \neg p \lor  \neg q \equiv \top

Atleast one of the not p and not q is true

2.

 \neg r \implies q \equiv \sf  \top

r \lor q \equiv \top

Atleast One of the r and q is true.

3.

p \equiv \top

Now, for 1 to be true, q must be False.

Now, for 2 to be true r must be true.

Therefore, the Answer is (2) r is true

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