Answer to Question #327047 in Discrete Mathematics for Ron

Discrete Mathematics

Question #327047

1. Let R(x, y, z): x² + y² = z². Find the truth values of the propositions R(3, 4, 5) and R(2, 2, 4).

2. Let P(x, y): x = y+1. Find the truth values of the propositions P(1, 3) and P(2, 1).

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