Answer
Option A is correct.
(R)^(~R) : The capital of Texas is Houston or the capital of Texas is not Houston; true
Explanation
We've been given a couple of statement.
We are then asked to use these statements to form compound statements and determine its truth value.
The one given in this question is,
(R)^(~R)
Note that,
R: The capital of Texas is Houston.
So,
~R: The capital of Texas is not Houston.
And,
(R)^(~R) mean R or ~R.
So,
(R)^(~R): The capital of Texas is Houston or the capital of Texas is not Houston
But to check the truth element.
The true capital of Texas is Austin.
Hence, R: The capital of Texas is Houston is False.
And ~R: The capital of Texas is not Houston is True.
(R)^(~R) = False or True = True. (According to logic gates)
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