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The expression you provided is a logical implication:

\[
(P \lor (Q \land \neg R)) \rightarrow (P \land Q)
\]

To construct the truth table for this expression, we need to evaluate the truth values of each logical component. Here's the step-by-step process:

### Components:
1. \( P \)
2. \( Q \)
3. \( R \)
4. \( \neg R \) (negation of \( R \))
5. \( Q \land \neg R \)
6. \( P \lor (Q \land \neg R) \)
7. \( P \land Q \)
8. \( (P \lor (Q \land \neg R)) \rightarrow (P \land Q) \) (the full expression)

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Here are 5 related questions to expand your understanding:
1. How do we construct a truth table for a logical implication?
2. What is the meaning of logical operators like \(\land\) (AND), \(\lor\) (OR), and \(\neg\) (NOT)?
3. How does the implication operator (\(\rightarrow\)) work in logic?
4. Can you explain De Morgan’s laws and their application to negation in logic?
5. How can we simplify logical expressions using Boolean algebra?

**Tip**: A truth table shows every possible truth value combination for logical expressions, helping visualize how the operators interact.

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