(Solved) : 7 12 Points Consider Following Argument Express Argument Bellow Using Propositional Variab Q44050895 . . .
7) (12 points) Consider the following argument and express the argument bellow, using propositional variables f, b and l. Is this argument valid? If so, prove its validity or if not, state why it is not valid. • Fry and Bender are not both innocent. • If Fry is not lying, Bender must be innocent. • Therefore, if Fry is innocent, then he is lying • Let f be the proposition “Fry is innocent” • Let b be the proposition “Bender is innocent” • Let l be the proposition “Fry is lying”. int: Statement VxVy P(x, y) YyVxP(x, y) When True? P(x,y) is true for every pair x, y. When False? There is a pair x, y for which P(x, y) is false There is an r such that there is a yfor Show transcribed image text 7) (12 points) Consider the following argument and express the argument bellow, using propositional variables f, b and l. Is this argument valid? If so, prove its validity or if not, state why it is not valid. • Fry and Bender are not both innocent. • If Fry is not lying, Bender must be innocent. • Therefore, if Fry is innocent, then he is lying • Let f be the proposition “Fry is innocent” • Let b be the proposition “Bender is innocent” • Let l be the proposition “Fry is lying”. int: Statement VxVy P(x, y) YyVxP(x, y) When True? P(x,y) is true for every pair x, y. When False? There is a pair x, y for which P(x, y) is false There is an r such that there is a yfor
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