Create the and/or graph for the following problem. Why is it impossible to conclude the goal: r(Z)
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Create the and/or graph for the following problem. Why is it impossible to conclude the goal:
r(Z) ∨ s(Z)?
Fact: p(X) ∨ q(X).
Rules: p(a) → r(a) and q(b) → s(b).
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From the information given we know that the fact pX qX means X is either a or b The rules pa ra a...View the full answer
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