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This document provides instructions for Assignment 1 for the Discrete Structures course at National University of Modern Languages, which is due on March 19, 2024. Students must complete mathematical and logical problems testing their understanding of concepts like propositions, truth tables, and logical equivalences. The assignment must be submitted individually in hard copy by the due date, and late or plagiarized submissions will be penalized.

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Java Questions

This document provides instructions for Assignment 1 for the Discrete Structures course at National University of Modern Languages, which is due on March 19, 2024. Students must complete mathematical and logical problems testing their understanding of concepts like propositions, truth tables, and logical equivalences. The assignment must be submitted individually in hard copy by the due date, and late or plagiarized submissions will be penalized.

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National University of Modern Languages

NUML Rawalpindi

Discrete Structure
Assignment 1
Due 19/03/2024

This self-assessment test is intended as a prerequisite assessment to determine if you have


the background knowledge. This course assumes that you have a solid understanding of
Mathematics. Read the instructions carefully at the end before starting this assignment.

1. (2 marks) For each of the following statements identify if the statement is a proposition, and if
so what is its
truth value? [CLO 1]
(a) 1 + 2 = 3
(b) Help me understand this logic stuff!
(c) 7 is an even number.
(d) x + y = 4

2. (8 marks) Prove or disprove the following: (you may use truth tables, or logical equivalences or
any other
valid form of argument).
(a) p ^ q is equivalent to ~p v ~q
(b) ~(p v ~q) is equivalent to ~p v q
(c) ~(p v ~q) is equivalent to p ^ ~q
(d) p ^ (q v r) is equivalent to (p ^ q) v (p ^ r)
(e) p v q is equivalent to ~p v~q
Submission and Grading:

• Submissions should reflect the concepts and practices we cover in class.


• Assignment should be submitted individually in hardform to CR/GR on or before the said date.
Incomplete/plagiarized/late assignment will be plenty’d as follow:

Incomplete: Depends
Plagiarized or copy: 0 marks for each part (from classmate)
Late: Late submissions will be penalized by 20% per week late. (i.e., from one second late to 1 week
late: 20% penalty, from one week plus one second late to 2 weeks late: 40% penalty, etc.).

• The front page followed by every student is given at bottom of this description. The page will be
attached as a title page, the beginning of the assignment in hard.
National University of Modern Languages
NUML Rawalpindi

Assignment #:________
Discrete Structures

Submitted BY: ________________________________________________________

Registration ID: _______________________________________________________

Email ID (registered on LMS): ____________________________________________

Submitted To: Dr. Adeel Asghar

Submission Date: ________________________

Checked on:
Do NOT write
Total Marks:
anything in this
Marks Obtained
Table.
Checked By:

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