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Tutorial 4: Drawing the Implication Graph II
This exercise is for learning how to draw a basic implication graph.

Instructions:

Try to draw the Implication Graph that represents the contraposition of the implication inside the text boxes below.
Remember: implications are converted to their contrapositive by negating both literals and swapping their position, eg A->B goes to ¬B->¬A

    Controls:
  • Each literal are represented by a node, nodes are added to the canvas by pressing SHIFT and a mouse click.
  • Implications are represented by links between nodes, links are added by holding SHIFT and dragging between nodes.
  • Links and nodes can be deleted by pressing on them, this highlights them pink and then pressing DEL
  • You can rename nodes by holding SHIFT and clicking on them with the mouse.
  • Nodes can be dragged with the mouse.
  • The canvas can be dragged with the mouse.
  • Canvas supports zooming.
  • Objective:
  • Draw the graph that represents the contrapositive of the implication below.
Implication List:


Feedback:

Now convert the implication above into its contraposition and draw the Implication Graph.