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Truth-value link

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A truth-value link typically refers to a relationship or connection between propositions, statements, or expressions in formal logic that indicates their truth values (true or false). In logical systems, particularly in propositional logic, each proposition has a truth value of either true (T) or false (F). Truth-value links can be used to explore how the truth of one proposition affects the truth of another.

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