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Tutorial 9: Cycles
This exercise introduces you to cycles

Instructions:

Draw and cut the tree which represents the implications given below.
If a cycle can be formed, eg, (A->B)∧(B->C)∧(C->A)
Then it will combined into one single node. This is because all of the literals must be equal to one another.
Remember: If you are unsure about the full controls, go back and practice with the tutorials.

    Objective:
  • Draw the implication graph with nodes and links.
  • Cut the graph produced, showing you the number of valid evaluations.


Implication List:







Feedback:

Press anywhere on the canvas to begin a cut. Press SPACE to verify the cut.


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