Answer:
p ∨ q → True
(q → p) → True
Step-by-step explanation:
If the truth value of the statement p is 'True' and truth value of statement q is 'False',
p ∧ q → False [Conjunction of both the statements will be true only when both the statements are True]
p ∨ q → True [Disjunction of two statements will be false only when both the statements are false]
(p → q) → False
(q → p) → True [Implication of both the statements is false only when p is true and q is false otherwise true]
(p ↔ q) → False [Bi-conditional statements are true if and only when both the statements are true]
(q ↔ p) → False
