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are they logically equivalent (show how) truth table or in word:: a) p —> ( q...

are they logically equivalent (show how) truth table or in word::
a) p —> ( q —> r ) and ( p -> q) —> r

b) p^ (q v r ) and ( p ^ q) v ( p ^ r )




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