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Discrete Mathematics Problem: Finding the Principal Fracture Paradigm: 1. (non-p→q)→ (non-qVp) 2. (not P → Q) (Q R) Thank you.
1 instead of (q->; not q)not p = not(not qV not p)not p = q(p not p)= q f = f

2. (p q) v (non-pVr) = (p q) v non-pVr=(pV non-p) (qv non-p)Vr=qV non-pVr.

I'm not good at playing with mathematical symbols. I hope you can understand them, hehe.

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