Find a truth assignment demonstrating this argument is invalid:
m= ? n=? o=? p=? q=?
1. m ^ ~q
2. o -> ~(m v n)
3. ~n -> (m ^ o)
4. (~m ^ p) -> n
5. m XOR q
Therefore, ~o.
Prove this is invalid with truth assignments.
Find a truth assignment demonstrating this argument is invalid: m= ? n=? o=? p=? q=? 1....
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