Mathematics, 02.10.2019 16:30 blairjaneaoyrfvp
Use logical equivalences (not a truth table) to reduce p → (q − p) to a tautology t. in other words, you should transform p → (q − p) into an equivalent statement, then transform that into another equivalent statement, and so on, until you arrive at a tautology. your solution should look something like this: p → (q − p) = statement = statement = . . = t. (note: the symbol = is technically the same as h. it's just easier to use = , because can easily be confused as being part of the logical statement you're transforming).
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Ellie spent $88.79 at the computer stote. she had $44.50 left to buy a cool hat. how much money did she originally have? write and solve an equation to answer the question.
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