Consider the two following statements: 1. A Sufficient condition to buy the pink flower is I will not buy the red Rose. 2. I will not buy the pink flower whenever I will buy the red rose. Are these statements logically equivalent?

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Consider the two following statements:
1. A Sufficient condition to buy the pink flower is I will not buy the red Rose.
2. I will not buy the pink flower whenever I will buy the red rose.
Are these statements logically equivalent?
O True
O False
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the two following statements: 1. A Sufficient condition to buy the pink flower is I will not buy the red Rose. 2. I will not buy the pink flower whenever I will buy the red rose. Are these statements logically equivalent? O True O False
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