The proposition p - p - q isA- A tautologyB- A contradictionC- Logically equivalent to p - qD- Niether tautology nor contradiction

Name: JEE- Grade 11- Mathematics- Mathematical Reasoning- Session 03- W17
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Standard XII

Mathematics

Tautology

The propositi...

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The proposition $p \lor (\sim p \lor q)$ is

A tautology

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A contradiction

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Logically equivalent to

p \land q

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Niether tautology nor contradiction

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Solution

The correct option is A A tautology
$\begin{matrix} p & q & \sim p & \sim p \lor q & p \lor (\sim p \lor q) T & T & F & T & T T & F & F & F & T F & T & T & T & T F & F & T & T & T \end{matrix}$
Since the truth value of the given proposition is always true, it is a tautology.

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The proposition p∨(∼p∨q) is

The correct option is A A tautology pq∼p∼p∨qp∨(∼p∨q)TTFTTTFFFTFTTTTFFTTT Since the truth value of the given proposition is always true, it is a tautology.

The proposition $p \lor (\sim p \lor q)$ is

The correct option is A A tautology
$\begin{matrix} p & q & \sim p & \sim p \lor q & p \lor (\sim p \lor q) T & T & F & T & T T & F & F & F & T F & T & T & T & T F & F & T & T & T \end{matrix}$
Since the truth value of the given proposition is always true, it is a tautology.