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MHT CET · Maths · Mathematical Reasoning

If \(p: A\) man is happy, \(q: A\) man is rich, then the symbolic form of ' \(A\) man is neither happy nor rich' is

  1. A \(\sim p \wedge q\)
  2. B \(\sim p \vee \sim q\)
  3. C \(p \vee q\)
  4. D \(\sim(p \vee q)\)
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(D) \(\sim(p \vee q)\)

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A man is neither happy nor rich
\(\equiv\) (Man is not happy) and (Man is not rich)
\(\equiv \sim P \wedge \sim q\)
\(\equiv \sim(P \vee q)\)