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33. Construct a truth table to show that the following argument is valid.

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Answer:

see attached

Step-by-step explanation:

Perhaps you want to show that P∨Q will be equal to Q when ¬P is true. Attached is a truth table that shows this is the case.

This is simply a restatement of the logic of the OR function. When one its inputs is a logical 0 (false), the output depends on the other input(s).

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