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Satisfiability (SAT) is the problem of determining whether there is a variable assignment that fulfills a given Boolean formula.
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How can you check if a 2SAT problem has a bad loop
im trying to figure out why this is true
The clauses {a,b}, {b,~c}, {c,~a} constitute a 2SAT problem with an implication graph without bad loops.
Can someone show me how to illustrate this and indic …
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