What are propositional equivalences in Discrete Mathematics?

Propositional equivalences are used extensively in the construction of mathematical arguments. By using these equivalences, we can substitute propositions with other propositions with the same truth value. This proves to be very useful in different types of situations. Two compound propositions p and q are logically equivalent if p ↔ q is a tautology. The

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Create the truth table for the compound proposition (p∨¬q)->(p∧q)

Truth tables are very important in Discrete Mathematics. You can use them to calculate the truth value of (compound) propositions, to determine if a compound proposition is a tautology or a contradiction, and also to verify whether two propositions are logically equivalent. Let’s see an example of how to create a truth table for the

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How to write an abstract for your research paper, proposal, or dissertation?

An important part of research-related documents is the abstract. This document gives an “eagle view” to readers of what is your research about. Potential readers will read the abstract and decide if it is worth reading the entire document. Because of this, it is important to write it in such a way that gives an

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How to write the background of the study for a research proposal?

The background of the study is an important part of the research proposal or the thesis dissertation. To write the background of the study you first must give context to the study/research. Secondly, you should describe the current situation in that specific context. The current situation should lead the reader to gaps that you found.

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