Question 9 • (OC27) MATH COLL LIB ARTS-1207350-S2-Maguire-D'Aquino
Since p is true and q is false, p ∨ q is true because at least one statement is true. The implication q → p is also true: a false premise makes an implication true. The other statements are false: p ∧ q requires both to be true, p → q has a true premise and false conclusion, and the biconditionals require p and q to have the same truth value.
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