please show each law for each step when working out the question. please do not skip and steps and one law per line please and state every line even if it is the same law please. Show that ¬(?∧(?∨¬¬?))≡¬?
i need to answer like this format. i have tried many times, but the questions are random.
(by Law of double negation: )
(by De-Morgan's law: )
(by De-Morgan's law:)
(by Absorption law: )
please show each law for each step when working out the question. please do not skip...
Entering your solution Please note that the system should accept any correct answers, but it is very strict about it: you can only apply one law per step, not more (note that this also includes the fact that you cannot apply the same law twice in one go - it has to be done in two steps: it is one law per step, not one type of law per step). The checker should tell you when it thinks that you...
Entering your solution Please note that the system should accept any correct answers, but it is very strict about it: you can only apply one law per step, not more (note that this also includes the fact that you cannot apply the same law twice in one go - it has to be done in two steps: it is one law per step, not one type of law per step). The checker should tell you when it thinks that you...
please be very clear and detailed in showing each step taken to solve. please don't skip any steps either. thank you! 1. (25pt) The velocity for a two-dimensional flow is defined by V = ((0.5x3yt)i - (2x - yt)j)m/s, where x and y are in meters. Determine the magnitudes of the velocity and acceleration of a particle located at the point x = 1m, y = 2m.
Please show all the steps and write neatly. Do not skip any steps and write out any formula u used please. write neatly as well. Thank you Problem 2: (35 Points Design the reinforced concrete (normal weight concrete, NWC) beam AB shown in Fig. 2. The beam shown in Fig. 2 is the same beam as shown in Fig. 1. The beam is subjected to an uniformly distributed loading which can be calculated from Fig. (based on tributary area). In...
Please show me the following mechanism step-by step without missing any arrows. I've tried a few times and I'm a bit confused. This is between 5-nitro-2-furaldehyde in 12 mL distilled water and aminoguanidine bicarbonate in distilled water. I have added pictures of each one. Please be confident in your mechanism. Thank you very much. Please don't skip any steps. I'm struggling so much, if you skip steps ill never know what is going on. Thank you. 49 mg of aminoguanidine...
Please show your work step by step and make sure the answers are correct because I cannot do it twice :) PART C : how much heat had to be put in during the process to increase the internal energy of the gas 1.00•10^4 W due 1/20 (longer than normal becasue of extra week) 9 of 18 ercise 19.13 - Enhanced-with Solution Enter your answers separated by commas The pV diagram in the figure (Figure 1) shows a process abe...
Topic: Organic Chemistry Please provide step by step solutions to each problem along with a brief explanation as to why you picked your answer. To whoever helps me, please know that I am stuggeling so hard with this class. I'm not smart like everyone else, so please (if you can) be detailed and if you have time, please try to explain to me why you did what you did. I just don't get this subject, it seems so random and...
#4.. please show work and dont skip steps. trying to learn how to do this for the actual biochemistry lab PART B. PRACTICE CALCULATIONS Convert units (show your work!): a. 0.01 ml b. 0.05 M = MM c. 0.2 M = mM d. 10 mM - M 2. Molar mass of Na olar mass of NaOH is 40 /mol. How many grams of NaOH do you have to take to prepare a. 11 of 10 M solution of NaOH? b....
Can you please show step by step when finding the center of mass. There are steps I can't follow from the notes. 30 Coms Com 千 3 a
Please help me understand the following question thank you so much Show the following equivalence using both truth tables and the laws of logic. In your laws of logic solution, justify each of your steps by stating which law you are using. P ↔ Q is equivalent to ¬P ↔ ¬Q.