Propositional Logic: not-(A or B) @PhilosophyFreak
Propositional Logic: not-(A or B) @PhilosophyFreak
Kevin deLaplante | Propositional Logic: not-(A or B) @PhilosophyFreak | Uploaded February 2013 | Updated October 2024, 3 hours ago.
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This video shows how to evaluate the contradictory of a disjunction, "not-(A or B)". This is one half of the pair of formulas known as "DeMorgan's Laws".
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