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I solved Q5 the way he did it in the beginning, he said it was accurate. But gave another example to do it, which to me is a bit more complicated. Should I stick to how I make sense of it? Can I keep doing it like that?
@sophialeehicks166 thats what i got from it aswell
@Le Castille the example started off
M > N and O
he did the contrapositive which was /N or /O > M
Remember that because it started off with "and" you switch to "or"
he did that because of the de morgan law
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