Definition:Boolean Satisfiability Problem/Example
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Example
If $L$ is the set of propositional formulas given by:
- $\neg x_1 \lor \neg x_2$
- $x_3$
- $x_3 \implies x_2$
then a solution to the boolean satisfiability problem for $L$ is:
- $x_1 = \operatorname{False}$
- $x_2 = \operatorname{True}$
- $x_3 = \operatorname{True}$