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Let us assume that you construct ordered tree to represent the compound proposition $(\sim (p \wedge q)) \leftrightarrow  (\sim p \vee \sim q)$.

Then, the prefix expression and post-fix expression determined using this ordered tree are given as _____ and ______ respectively.

  1. $\leftrightarrow \sim \wedge pq \vee \sim \sim pq, pq \wedge \sim p \sim q \sim ∨ \leftrightarrow$
  2. $\leftrightarrow \sim \wedge pq \vee \sim p \sim q, pq \wedge \sim p \sim q \sim \vee \leftrightarrow $ 
  3. $\leftrightarrow \sim \wedge pq \vee \sim \sim pq, pq \wedge \sim p \sim \sim q \vee \leftrightarrow $
  4. $\leftrightarrow \sim \wedge pq \vee \sim p \sim q, pq\wedge \sim p \sim \sim q \vee \leftrightarrow $
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Prefix exp: ↔∼∧pq∨∼p∼q

Postfix exp: pq∧∼p∼q∼∨↔

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this question is same as converting an infix expression into post fix and prefix using stack 

operator precedence is 

~(NOT)

^(AND)

v(OR)

->(implication)

<->(bi-implication)

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