0 0 votes P, Q and R are statements such that if P is true then at least one of the following is correct : (i) Q is true, (ii) R is not true. Then (a) if both P and Q are true then R is true (b) if both Q and R are true then P is true (c) if both P and R are true then Q is true (d) none of the foregoing statements is correct. Here the given answer is c but options a & b also make the given condition true i.e. either of the two statements is correct.For option a) P is true and Q is true then R is true is given statement which makes condition 1 true and condition 2 false which also holds. Kindly Explain Mathematical Logic + – pmshukla96 1.3k views answer comment Share Follow Print See 1 comment 1 1 comment reply Jason commented May 9, 2018 reply Follow flag Convert the given statement in the question:- $(P\leftarrow\rightarrow T) \rightarrow ((Q \leftarrow\rightarrow T)\vee(R \leftarrow\rightarrow F))$ Converting option (C) into Logic :- $(P \wedge R) \rightarrow Q$ if both P and R are True and Q is true then above statement is true. if both P and R are True and Q is false then above statement is false. which means it is satisfying the above constraint. Hence it should be answer. 1 1 replyShare Please log in or register to add a comment.