Math Problem Statement
Solution
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SOAL 1 (BOBOT 20)
You are asked to prove the logical truth of one of the following logical expressions systematically.
For each, you can use truth tables or logical equivalences to establish their truth values. Here are some steps:
- Construct a truth table for both sides of the expressions.
- Use logical identities (like De Morgan's laws, contraposition, and distribution) to simplify and compare both sides.
Would you like to proceed with truth tables or simplification methods for either option (a) or (b)?
SOAL 2 (BOBOT 20)
The question provides three sets and asks to find specific set operations.
Given:
- : The set of natural numbers from 1 to 15.
- .
- : The set of prime numbers up to 15, .
- : The set of numbers divisible by 3 up to 15, .
You are asked to calculate:
- (the complement of in )
- (the union of the complement of in with )
Let’s solve these:
- Find : This is the set difference of and .
- Find : Calculate the complement of relative to .
- Find : The complement of in .
- Find : The union of and .
SOAL 3 (BOBOT 30)
This question involves determining a matrix representation for a given relation and calculating the sum of each row in decimal scale.
The relation diagram shows a relation between elements on the left (2, 3, 4, 5) and on the right (6, 8, 9, 10). Each directed line represents a relationship.
- Matrix Representation: Create a binary matrix where rows represent the elements on the left, columns represent the elements on the right, and a "1" represents a connection.
- Row Sums: Calculate the sum of each row in decimal form.
Let's proceed with solving each part step-by-step. Would you like detailed calculations for any of these?
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Math Problem Analysis
Mathematical Concepts
Logic
Set Theory
Relations and Matrices
Formulas
Implication (P -> Q)
Logical Equivalences
Set Difference (A - B)
Set Complement
Matrix Representation of Relations
Theorems
De Morgan's Laws
Contraposition
Logical Equivalence Properties
Suitable Grade Level
Grades 10-12
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