1. What is the value of -(A>-B) for each of the ways A and B
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What is the value of -(A>-B)
for each of the ways A and B
can have truth values? A T
F T F B
T T F F
-(A>-B)

2. What is the value of -(A>-B) for each of the ways A and B
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What is the value of -(A>-B)
for each of the ways A and B
can have truth values? A T
F T F B
T T F F
-(A>-B) T
F T F T
T F F

3. What is the value of -(A>-B) for each of the ways A and B
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What is the value of -(A>-B)
for each of the ways A and B
can have truth values? A T
F T F B
T T F F
-(A>-B) T
F T F T
T F F
The value of
-B is the opposite
of the value of B.

4. What is the value of -(A>-B) for each of the ways A and B
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What is the value of -(A>-B)
for each of the ways A and B
can have truth values? A T
F T F B
T T F F
-(A>-B) T
F T F F
F T T T
T F F
The value of
-B is the opposite
of the value of B.

5. Calculating Tables What is the value of -(A>-B)
for each of the ways A and B
can have truth values? A T
F T F B
T T F F
-(A>-B) T
F T F F
F T T T
T F F
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6. Calculating Tables What is the value of -(A>-B)
for each of the ways A and B
can have truth values? A T
F T F B
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-(A>-B) T
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7. Calculating Tables What is the value of -(A>-B)
for each of the ways A and B
can have truth values? A T
F T F B
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8. Calculating Tables What is the value of -(A>-B)
for each of the ways A and B
can have truth values? A T
F T F B
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9. Calculating Tables What is the value of -(A>-B)
for each of the ways A and B
can have truth values? A T
F T F B
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10. What is the value of -(A>-B) for each of the ways A and B
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What is the value of -(A>-B)
for each of the ways A and B
can have truth values? A T
F T F B
T T F F
-(A>-B) T
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11. Calculating Tables What is the value of -(A>-B)
for each of the ways A and B
can have truth values? A T
F T F B
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-(A>-B) T
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The value of -(A>-B)
is the opposite of
the value of A>-B.

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for each of the ways A and B
can have truth values? A T
F T F B
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-(A>-B) T
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The value of -(A>-B)
is the opposite of
the value of A>-B.

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for each of the ways A and B
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F T F B
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