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1. A conditional statement P>Q is true if
2. A conditional statement P>Q
is false if
a.
P is true. b.
Q is false. c.
P is true and Q is false. d.
All of the above.
3. A biconditional P=Q
is true if
a.
P is true and Q is true. b.
P is true and Q is false. c.
Both of the above. d.
None of the above.
4. A biconditional P=Q
is logically equivalent to
a.
P&Q b.
P>Q c.
(P>Q)&(Q>P) d.
None of the above.