following is true? * when q is true, ~q is false, p is true, then ~q <-> p is true. when q is true, ~q is false, p is true, then ~q <->p is false. O when q is false, ~q is true, p is false, then ~q <-> p is true. when q is false, ~q is true, p is true, then ~q <-> p is false.

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Consider the statement of the form -q-> p (~q implies p). Which of the
1 point
following is true? *
when q is true, ~q is false, p is true, then q<>pis true.
when q is true, q is false, p is true, then q <-> p is false.
when q is false, ~g is true, p is false, then ~q <-> p is true
when q is false, ~q is true, p is true, then ~q <-> p is false.
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Transcribed Image Text:Consider the statement of the form -q-> p (~q implies p). Which of the 1 point following is true? * when q is true, ~q is false, p is true, then q<>pis true. when q is true, q is false, p is true, then q <-> p is false. when q is false, ~g is true, p is false, then ~q <-> p is true when q is false, ~q is true, p is true, then ~q <-> p is false. OO O
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