Original task
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¬(x1≡x2)∨¬(x3≡x4)∨¬(x5≡x6)=1
¬(x5≡x6)∨¬(x7≡x8)∨¬(x9≡x10)=1
¬(x9≡x10)∨¬(x11≡x12)∨¬(x13≡x14)=1
¬((x1∧x5)≡(x9∧x13))=1
Convert to equivalent system
(x1⊕x2)∨(x3⊕x4)∨(x5⊕x6)=1
(x5⊕x6)∨(x7⊕x8)∨(x9⊕x10)=1
(x9⊕x10)∨(x11⊕x12)∨(x13⊕x14)=1
(x1∧x5)⊕(x9∧x13)=1
Introduce variables z1,z2, . . , z7 as follows
z1=x1⊕x2
z2=x3⊕x4
z3=x5⊕x6
z4=x7⊕x8
z5=x9⊕x10
z6=x11⊕x12
z7=x13⊕x14
Consider system (1)
z1+z2+z3=1
z3+z4+z5=1
z5+z6+z7=1
Then, subtract the number of false solutions from the total number of solutions. The total number of solutions is obviously 89*2^7, each zj from the tuple {z1, z2, . , z7} which is a solution to system (1) implies a multiplication by 2
Proceed as follows
z1 = x1⊕x2
z3 = x5⊕x6
z5 = x9⊕x10
z7 = x13⊕x14
Thus, constructing the diagram {x1x5, x9x13} by assumption
(x1^x5=x9^x13) = 1 we get the number 10 by which we should multiply 2^3,
since z1,z3,z5,z7 give exactly 10 false options. Remaining z2,z4,z6 give 2*2*2 = 2^3 combinations. The total number of false solutions is 89*2^3*10.
Control for number of false solutions
Control for number of total solutions
Finally double check obtained result
See https://yandex.ru/tutor/subject/problem/?problem_id=T8654
¬(x1≡x2)∨¬(x3≡x4)∨¬(x5≡x6)=1
¬(x5≡x6)∨¬(x7≡x8)∨¬(x9≡x10)=1
¬(x9≡x10)∨¬(x11≡x12)∨¬(x13≡x14)=1
¬((x1∧x5)≡(x9∧x13))=1
Convert to equivalent system
(x1⊕x2)∨(x3⊕x4)∨(x5⊕x6)=1
(x5⊕x6)∨(x7⊕x8)∨(x9⊕x10)=1
(x9⊕x10)∨(x11⊕x12)∨(x13⊕x14)=1
(x1∧x5)⊕(x9∧x13)=1
Introduce variables z1,z2, . . , z7 as follows
z1=x1⊕x2
z2=x3⊕x4
z3=x5⊕x6
z4=x7⊕x8
z5=x9⊕x10
z6=x11⊕x12
z7=x13⊕x14
Consider system (1)
z1+z2+z3=1
z3+z4+z5=1
z5+z6+z7=1
Then, subtract the number of false solutions from the total number of solutions. The total number of solutions is obviously 89*2^7, each zj from the tuple {z1, z2, . , z7} which is a solution to system (1) implies a multiplication by 2
Proceed as follows
z1 = x1⊕x2
z3 = x5⊕x6
z5 = x9⊕x10
z7 = x13⊕x14
Thus, constructing the diagram {x1x5, x9x13} by assumption
(x1^x5=x9^x13) = 1 we get the number 10 by which we should multiply 2^3,
since z1,z3,z5,z7 give exactly 10 false options. Remaining z2,z4,z6 give 2*2*2 = 2^3 combinations. The total number of false solutions is 89*2^3*10.
Control for number of false solutions
Control for number of total solutions
Finally double check obtained result
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