Let p: x = 4 Let q: y = - 2 Which represents "If x = 4, then y = - 2"?

p ∨ q

p ∧ q

p → q

p ↔ q

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Willie Mcclure

Mathematics

8 July, 13:18

Let p: x = 4 Let q: y = - 2 Which represents "If x = 4, then y = - 2"?

p ∨ q

p ∧ q

p → q

p ↔ q

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Jillian Spence · Answer 1

We know that p is the statement x = 4 and that q is y = - 2. Then we have that the statement "If x = 4 then y = - 2" can be written as "if p then q". Then we can represent "If p then q" as p - - - >.

Let p: x = 4 Let q: y = - 2 Which represents "If x = 4, then y = - 2"?p ∨ qp ∧ qp → qp ↔ q

Let p: x = 4 Let q: y = - 2 Which represents "If x = 4, then y = - 2"?

p ∨ q

p ∧ q

p → q

p ↔ q