A Theorem 3.2. Suppose P, R and S are atomic propositions. Then the propositional form appearing...
A Theorem 3.2. Suppose P, R and S are atomic propositions. Then the propositional form appearing in column A is logically equivalent to the corre- sponding propositional form in Column B. В. POR ( P R ) ^ (R=P). ~(PvR) (~P) ^ (~ R) ~(PAR) (~ P) v (~ R) ~( PR) P^~R ~(PAR) P=R P^(RVS) (PAR) v (PAS) Pv(RAS) (P v R) ^ (PVS) While the importance of the equivalent propositional forms stated in The- orem 3.2 are important, most can be easily remembered without much diffi- culty. Readers are asked to examine each equivalency to acquire the reasoning behind their equivalency.