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Question Based On Logic (Mathematics)

   

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Question Based On Logic (Mathematics)
Sometimes we say that an operator is “left-distributive” over an operator if we have x
(y z) = (x y) (x z). Show whether (or not) is left-distributive over →.
Proof
Let the and be AND and additive operations respectively on a set S
then is said to be left-distributive for all x, y, z S if
x (y z) = (x y) (x z) .... Equation 1
For all x, y, z S and x, y, z ∈R
applying to the statement => x (y z)= (x y) (x z),
the distributive law implies that
for all x, y, z S and x, y, z ∈R
x (y z)= ( x y) (x z) .... Equation 2
the results obtained from the left hand side of equation 2 is equal to the
right hand side of equation 1.
Therefore ∧, ⊕ is left-distributive for all x, y, z ∈ S: : R RR
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