Assignment from @Eternity 's tutoring thread:
Ok i did some practice problems by asking chatgpt for some problems to practice. I checked my own solutions n asked it to see if it got the same solutions. i know sometimes the LLM’s can get things wrong tho.
Here it is:
or(not(x),y) looks like it works the same way as the imply operator.
Checked my work with @Eternity and answers look the same.
not(and(1,0)) is 1. The AND of 1 and 0 is 0 and the NOT of that is 1.
The answer looks the same as @Eternity 's
I thought the tables were to help one break apart the longer expressions and make it simpler to make a truth table out of them.
I think the tables are for listing out the possible answers for the expression. Since the first expression doesn’t start with 1’s and 0’s but with variables that means there’s idk multiple inputs for those variables. Since there’s more than one input for those variables that means there’s going to be multiple answers.