Original post by Lunu
How do I derive (P implies (Q implies P))
The solution starts with (Q and ( not P)) and I don't know why
The solution starts with (Q and ( not P)) and I don't know why
Do you know that is defined as ?
Translate into these terms and see where you get.
Alternatively, write out the truth table.
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