S = true
~s = false
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j = false
~j = true
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~s = false and j = false, so,
~s v j = (false) v (false)
~s v j = false
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Similarly,
s v ~j = (true) v (true)
s v ~j = true
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We have
~s v j = false
and
s v ~j = true
which lead to this when we conjunct the two logical expressions
(~s v j) ^ (s v ~j) = (false) ^ (true)
(~s v j) ^ (s v ~j) = false
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The final answer is false
O 2x ++
Step by step explanation:
Answer:
One
Step-by-step explanation:
The most triangles you can make from three given sides is <em>one</em>.
However, you may not be able to make any.
To form a triangle, the sum of the two smaller sides must be <em>greater than</em> the longest side.
16 + 11 > 26, so you can form one triangle: an obtuse scalene triangle.