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Use a short truth table to determine whether or not the following argument is valid. (K & ~C) -> ~(P & R) J -> (K & P) A -> (P & R) Thus, (A & J) -> C Question 1 options: Valid Invalid, with R = false, P = true Invalid, with A = true, K = true Invalid, with J = true, R = true Invalid, with P = true, C is false

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The truth table for the given expression is-







Thus (A \text { and }J)\rightarrow C is wrong statement.


Hence The given statements are invalid with P = true, C is false.


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