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If p ~ q is false, what conclusion can be drawn from the statement: ~( q ~ p ) ~ q
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If ~ p ~ q is false, what conclusion can be drawn from the statement: ~ p q
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If p ~ q is true, what conclusion can be drawn from the statement: p ~ q
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If p q is false, what conclusion can be drawn from the statement: ~ p ~ q
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If p ~ q is false, what conclusion can be drawn from the statement: p q
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If p q is false, what conclusion can be drawn from the statement: p ~ q
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| 7. |
If ~ p q is false, what conclusion can be drawn from the statement: ( q p ) q
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If ~ p ~ q is true, what conclusion can be drawn from the statement: ( q p ) ( q ~ p )
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| 9. |
If p q is true, what conclusion can be drawn from the statement: ~( p ~ q )
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If ~ p ~ q is false, what conclusion can be drawn from the statement: p ([~(~ p q )])
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If p q is true, what conclusion can be drawn from the statement: (~ p ~ q ) ( p q )
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If ~ p q is true, what conclusion can be drawn from the statement: ~((~ p q ) ( q ~ p ))
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If ~ p ~ q is false, what conclusion can be drawn from the statement: ( p q ) ~( p q )
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If p ~ q is false, what conclusion can be drawn from the statement: ~ p ~ q
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If p ~ q is true, what conclusion can be drawn from the statement: ~ p q
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If ~ p q is false, what conclusion can be drawn from the statement: ( q p ) ( p ~ q )
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