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1) a.draw the truth table for s: (p and r) or (q and not r) b....

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a.draw the truth table for s: (p and r) or (q and not r)

b. assuming s and q are true but p is false, deduce the value of r. explain

c. draw the truth table for s: r ---> not (p and q)

d. assuming q is true, deduce the values of s, p, and r. Explain

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