Questions: Let p represent "Jesse has a book to read" and q represent "Jesse has to wait for his appointment." What does ~p ∧ q represent?

Let p represent "Jesse has a book to read" and q represent "Jesse has to wait for his appointment."

What does ~p ∧ q represent?
Transcript text: Let p represent "Jesse has a book to read" and q represent "Jesse has to wait for his appointment." What does $\sim p \wedge q$ represent?
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Solution Steps

Step 1: Identify the given statements
  • Let \( p \) represent "Jesse has a book to read."
  • Let \( q \) represent "Jesse has to wait for his appointment."
Step 2: Interpret the negation of \( p \)
  • The symbol \( \sim p \) represents the negation of \( p \), which means "Jesse does not have a book to read."
Step 3: Interpret the logical AND operation
  • The symbol \( \wedge \) represents the logical AND operation. Therefore, \( \sim p \wedge q \) means "Jesse does not have a book to read AND Jesse has to wait for his appointment."

Final Answer

\(\boxed{\text{Jesse does not have a book to read AND Jesse has to wait for his appointment.}}\)

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