Translate the following statements from words to symbols. Then, determine the truth value.
p: The shape is a square. q: The shape has 4 sides. r: The shape is a rectangle.
If the shape is a square or a rectangle, then it has 4 sides.

(p V r) → q; True

(p V r) → q; False

(p Λ r)→q; True

(p Λ r)→q; False

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p: The shape is a square. q: The shape has 4 sides. r: The shape is a rectangle.

If the shape has 4 sides, then it is not a rectangle.

Translate the following statements from words to symbols. Then, determine the truth value.

p: The shape is a square. q: The shape has 4 sides. r: The shape is a rectangle.

The shape is a square or rectangle if it has 4 sides.

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