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Show thatpq is logically equivalent torole="math" localid="1668402236860" ¬(pq).

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For showing, pqand¬(pq) equivalent, prepare the truth table for every statement and also take different values of pand qsuch as every possible combination of Tand F to check the result for their verification.

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Definition of Truth Table  

A logic gate truth table depicts each feasible input sequence to the gate or circuit, as well as the resulting output based on the combination of these inputs.

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To show p↓q and ¬(p∨q) are logically equivalent

Take two variables as inputs such aspandq.

p NOR q is denoted by pq.

Prepare the truth table for pqand ¬(pq)

pq

pq

(pq)
¬(pq)
TTFTF
TFFTF
FTFTF
FFTFT

Truth Table

Check the outcomes of pqand ¬(pq).

From the truth tables, it is observed thatpq=¬(pq)as their outcomesare the same.

Therefore, it has been proved that pqis logically equivalent to¬(pq).

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