Let us denote the truth value "True" by 1 and "False" by
0.
Given b = 0, c =0, d = 1, m = 1.
Then, ~ b = 1, ~ c = 1, ~m = 0.
Since d and ~ b are both 1, hence (d
~ b) = 1.
Again,
denotes conjunction. Thus, (d
~ b)
~ c = 1
Thus, ~ [(d
~ b)
~ c] = 0.
Since
denotes implication, hence ~ [(d
~ b)
~ c]
~ m = 1 ( as both have truth value 0 ).
Hence, ~ [(d
~ b)
~ c]
~ m is TRUE.
Thus, option A is correct.
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