Answer: -G -> T
Can someone explain why?
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- ivettelpz13
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Vinny Gambini
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#159
The sandwich will have G unless it has T.
Answer: -G -> T
Can someone explain why?
Answer: -G -> T
Can someone explain why?
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- tommywallach
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Atticus Finch
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Re: #159
The statement says that the only way the sandwich WILL NOT have G is if there's T.
That means if you do not have G, you must have had T (because you know that the only thing that would keep you from having G is having T). Thus, -G --> T.
-t
That means if you do not have G, you must have had T (because you know that the only thing that would keep you from having G is having T). Thus, -G --> T.
-t
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