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Discrete Math : Equivalences and DeMorgan's Law
Use equivalences to show:
~B ^(A -> B) = ~(B v A) (I used ~ to mean "not")
1. B ^(A -> B) = (B v A)
2. (A v B) -> C = (A -> C) ^ (B -> C)
3. A -> (B v C) = (A -> B) v (A -> C)
Equivalences and DeMorgan's Law are investigated.
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