Asked by jy
The diagram represents two statements: p and q.
Which represents region B?
p ∨ q
p → q
q ∧ p
q →
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I can’t see the diagram — could you upload it or say which part is shaded? (Is B the part that is: inside only p, inside only q, inside both p and q, or outside both?)
To help you choose, here are what the given formulas correspond to in a two‑circle Venn diagram:
- p ∨ q (p or q): the whole union of the two circles (p-only + q-only + the overlap).
- p → q (¬p ∨ q): everything except the region p-only (so q-only + overlap + outside neither).
- q ∧ p (p ∧ q): the overlap (both p and q).
- q → p (¬q ∨ p) — assuming the last choice was meant to be q → p: everything except q-only (so p-only + overlap + outside neither).
Tell me which part is labeled B and I’ll pick the correct formula.
To help you choose, here are what the given formulas correspond to in a two‑circle Venn diagram:
- p ∨ q (p or q): the whole union of the two circles (p-only + q-only + the overlap).
- p → q (¬p ∨ q): everything except the region p-only (so q-only + overlap + outside neither).
- q ∧ p (p ∧ q): the overlap (both p and q).
- q → p (¬q ∨ p) — assuming the last choice was meant to be q → p: everything except q-only (so p-only + overlap + outside neither).
Tell me which part is labeled B and I’ll pick the correct formula.
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