Mathematics, 20.09.2019 17:10, hannahbannana98

Let x, y,z c u. if n(u) = 89, n(x) = 26, n(y) n(xn ynz)= 2, find the following values: 31, n(z) 40, n(x ny) = 8, n(x nz) = 11, n(yn z) = 10, and 1. n(x'n ynz') 2. n(x'n (yuz') 3. n(x') 63 4. n(x'uyuz')

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Let x, y,z c u. if n(u) = 89, n(x) = 26, n(y) n(xn ynz)= 2, find the following values: 31, n(z) 40,...