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By quoting the parts of Theorem 2, verify the followinglogicalequivalences.Ineachcase,startfromtheleft side and use parts of the...

By quoting the parts of Theorem 2, verify the followinglogicalequivalences.Ineachcase,startfromtheleft side and use parts of the theorem to change the problem,endingupwiththerightside

(a) (p∧¬q)∨ p≡ p

(b) q∧(p∨r)≡(p∧q)∨(q∧r)

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