Let a:~(p ^^ ~r) vv (~ q vv s ) and b:(p...

Let `a:~(p ^^ ~r) vv (~ q vv s ) and b:(p vv s ) lar (q ^^ r)`. If the truth values of p and q are true and that of r and s are false, then the truth values of a and b are respectively . . .

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