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The Next CEO of Stack OverflowAre the following logical statements equal? Solution verificationHow to make truth tableIs this the correct way of drawing a combinatorial circuit based on the disjunctive normal form and logic table?Proof by contradiction of $Pimplies Q$?What approach would I take to this logical proof?Get DNF from Karnaugh mapExpressing identities in terms of $lnot$ and $land$Reduce Logical ExpressionHow can I convert logic expression from DNF to CNF or CNF to DNF?Use Theorem 1.1.1 below to verify the logical equivalence and supply a reason for each step?










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$beginarray forall p~ forall q ~(operatornamexor_1(p, q) to (p land lnot q) lor (lnot p land q)\
forall p~ forall q ~((p land lnot q) lor (lnot p land q) to operatornamexor_1(p, q))\
forall p ~forall q~(operatornamexor_2(p, q) to (p lor q) land (lnot p lor q))\
forall p~ forall q~ ((p lor q) land (lnot p lorlnot q) to operatornamexor_2(p, q))
\hline vdots\
forall p~forall q~(operatornamexor_1(p, q) to operatornamexor_2(p, q))
endarray$











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$beginarray forall p~ forall q ~(operatornamexor_1(p, q) to (p land lnot q) lor (lnot p land q)\
forall p~ forall q ~((p land lnot q) lor (lnot p land q) to operatornamexor_1(p, q))\
forall p ~forall q~(operatornamexor_2(p, q) to (p lor q) land (lnot p lor q))\
forall p~ forall q~ ((p lor q) land (lnot p lorlnot q) to operatornamexor_2(p, q))
\hline vdots\
forall p~forall q~(operatornamexor_1(p, q) to operatornamexor_2(p, q))
endarray$











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$beginarray forall p~ forall q ~(operatornamexor_1(p, q) to (p land lnot q) lor (lnot p land q)\
forall p~ forall q ~((p land lnot q) lor (lnot p land q) to operatornamexor_1(p, q))\
forall p ~forall q~(operatornamexor_2(p, q) to (p lor q) land (lnot p lor q))\
forall p~ forall q~ ((p lor q) land (lnot p lorlnot q) to operatornamexor_2(p, q))
\hline vdots\
forall p~forall q~(operatornamexor_1(p, q) to operatornamexor_2(p, q))
endarray$











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$beginarray forall p~ forall q ~(operatornamexor_1(p, q) to (p land lnot q) lor (lnot p land q)\
forall p~ forall q ~((p land lnot q) lor (lnot p land q) to operatornamexor_1(p, q))\
forall p ~forall q~(operatornamexor_2(p, q) to (p lor q) land (lnot p lor q))\
forall p~ forall q~ ((p lor q) land (lnot p lorlnot q) to operatornamexor_2(p, q))
\hline vdots\
forall p~forall q~(operatornamexor_1(p, q) to operatornamexor_2(p, q))
endarray$








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    Mar 28 at 3:53










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    $endgroup$
    – Joe Harr
    Mar 28 at 4:06















$begingroup$
What is the question? Exactly what sort of help do you need?
$endgroup$
– David
Mar 28 at 3:52




$begingroup$
What is the question? Exactly what sort of help do you need?
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– David
Mar 28 at 3:52












$begingroup$
Please include your attempts and ideas. We cannot see what is troubling you, unless we can see what you have tried.
$endgroup$
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Mar 28 at 3:53




$begingroup$
Please include your attempts and ideas. We cannot see what is troubling you, unless we can see what you have tried.
$endgroup$
– Graham Kemp
Mar 28 at 3:53












$begingroup$
Nevermind sirs, thank you. i made the answer correct on my own.
$endgroup$
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Mar 28 at 4:06




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