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Page 1: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 2: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 3: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 4: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 5: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 6: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 7: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 8: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

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Page 10: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

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Page 12: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

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Page 15: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 16: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 17: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 18: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 19: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 20: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 21: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 22: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 23: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 24: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 25: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 26: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 27: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 28: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 29: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 30: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 31: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 32: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 33: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 34: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 35: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

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Page 38: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 39: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 40: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 41: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 42: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 43: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 44: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 45: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

Page 46: values of p, q, and r. Since there are three propositions, that would be 23 — 8 truth value combinations. A truth table with n constituent propositions needs 2n rows Logical Equivalence

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