What is the dual concept in truth tables?
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The dual concept in truth tables involves replacing every 'and' with 'or' and vice versa, while also interchanging tautologies (t) with contradictions (c). Specifically, the expression 'p implies q' can be represented as 'not P ∨ Q'. To derive the dual, one must first express the implication in terms of conjunctions and disjunctions, then apply the dual transformation without altering any negations. For further understanding, resources such as the Boolean algebra Wikipedia page provide additional insights.
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- Basic concepts of tautologies and contradictions
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- Review the definitions and examples of tautologies and contradictions
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