15. The statement A: p implies (not p) implies q) is O Tonly when p =T O none of these O always T O T only when p = T and q = F

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15. The statement A: p implies ((not p) implies q) is
O T only when p = T
O none of these
O always T
O Tonly when p = T and q = F
Transcribed Image Text:15. The statement A: p implies ((not p) implies q) is O T only when p = T O none of these O always T O Tonly when p = T and q = F
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A: p implies ((not p) implies q)

  p->(~p ->q):

Explanation:

p q ~p ~p ->q p->(~p -> q)
T T F T T
T F F T T
F T T T T
F F T F T
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