Part 1 (one point total). For each of the rows in the table below, mark the row
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Question
Part 1 (one point total). For each of the rows in the table below, mark the row 'A' if the expression in column A is a well-formed formula (WFF) and the expression in column B is not; mark the row B' if the expression in B is a wFF and the expression in A is not; mark the row 'C' if the expression in both Columns are WFFs; and mark the row with a D' if neither column contains a WFF for that row Column A P&Q ColumnB PQ P&O) (P&Q)>C (P&Q)->(C-D) P&Q) (CVD >P 6 P a (P->(P&P)PExplanation / Answer
1)
Mark the column A
A is the wff
because in column B
there is no operator between P,Q
2)
Mark the column B
B is the wff
3)
Mark the column B
there should be paranthesis which can seperate
operations
4)
Mark the column A
in column B... C~D is not a wff
5)
Mark the column B
in column A --> is has to be between two prepositional variables
6)
Mark the column A
in column B --> there has to be another prepositional variable
so B is not a wff
7)
Mark the column D
neither of them are wff
in column A there has to be a operator between (P-->Q)(R-->S)
and in column B they should be seperated by paranthesis
8)
Mark the column D
neither of them are wff
~ should not be there between <--> operator
9)
Mark the column A
column B is not a wff because ~is not applicable to &
10)
Mark the column C
Both the columns have wff are here