Roman
2011-09-24 19:59:06 UTC
We have used conjunction, disjunction, negation, and implication in the
definition of a WFF, what about equivalence (<->)? This is important to
know for question 2. Do we need to show there's an equivalent formula to
a WFF with this connective?
Thanks.
definition of a WFF, what about equivalence (<->)? This is important to
know for question 2. Do we need to show there's an equivalent formula to
a WFF with this connective?
Thanks.