Why is the Absorption Law of Propositional Logic so ?
p $\lor (p \land q) \equiv$ p
Would appreciate an intuitive explanation and not one using a Truth Table
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Why is the Absorption Law of Propositional Logic so ?
p $\lor (p \land q) \equiv$ p
Would appreciate an intuitive explanation and not one using a Truth Table
Best Answer
From a Venn Diagram standpoint, all of $A$ plus any subset of $A$ will still just be $A$