iv Show that, if L, M are lattices then so are L* and L x M,...

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iv Show that, if L, M are lattices then so are L* and L x M, however L+M will never be a lattice is empty, but L+M (that is L + M with Ô and Î adjoined) is always a lattice. unless one of them Explain why. iv Show that, if L, M are lattices then so are L* and L x M, however L+M will never be a lattice is empty, but L+M (that is L + M with Ô and Î adjoined) is always a lattice. unless one of them Explain why.

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