Reputation: 113
This is an entry level propositional logic question.
An exercise's final 2 statements are:
(A v B) v (B v C)
A v B v C
Is the last statement a distributive simplification? I can't figure out how the last statement was arrived at.
Appreciate any help.
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So first use the associative property
(A v B) v (B v C)
can be written like this
A v (B v B) v C
because the associative property will hold.
The idempotent law states that B v B = B
So we end up with
A v B v C
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