To determine the value of a Mathematica expression for a given set of input values, you can use the replacement operator /. followed by a list of replacement rules. For example the value of x + y if x = 3 and y = 8 is In[1]: = x + y /. {x rightarrow 3, y rightarrow 8} Out[1]: = 11 The value of p Lambda q when p is false and q is true is In[2]: = p && q /.{p rightarrow False, q rightarrow True} Out[2]: = False Write a Mathematica function satisfypqr [pqrExpr-, pval_, qval_, rval_] that returns the truth value of a logical expression expressed in terms of variables p, q, and r. For example if satisfypqr is called with the input p q r and the values p true and q, r false, the function call and output are In[3]: = satisfypqr[p || q || r, True, False, False] Out[3]: = True If satisfypqr is called with the input p Lambda (q r) and the values p true and q, r false, the function call and output are In[4]: = satisfypqr[p && (q || r), True, False, False] Out[4]: = False Print out and submit the code for your satisfypqr function. Also submit the function call and output for (p rightarrow q) (q Lambda (p r)) with p. q, r all false