Answer:
D)p is false and q is false.
Step-by-step explanation:
This is the case of the disjunction operator. This operator creates a compound statement that:
1. It's true if either simple statement is true
2. It's false if both simple statements are false.
So p and q are statements and the only way the compound statement is false is when both simple statements are false. For instance:
For:
p: "Peter is home"
q: "Charles is home"
The disjunction would look like these two forms:
p v q
Other form to write this is as follows:
Peter is home OR Charles is home.
So the compound statement is false if both Peter and Charles aren't home.
