Using truth tables prove the following logical equivalences.
p→(q→p) ≡ ~p→(p→q)
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We know that,
P= T T F F
Q=T F T F
It is given that,
P–>(q–>p)=~p–>(p–>q)
Take LHS
As, p–>(q–>p)
Now, on solving we get,
P–>(q–>p)= T T T T
It is a tautology.......
And take RHS,
~p–>(p–>q)
On solving u get,
~p–>(p–>q)= T T T T
It is also a tautology....
So they are equal...
Hence proved.....
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Hope it helps you frnd.........
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