If (RvS) is true, which of the following is true of the truth values of statements R and S? (~ and v denote the logical operators NOT and OR, respectively.) O Both R and S must be false. Both R and S must be true. O R must be false, and S must be true. O R must be true, and S must be false.

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Logic is the analysis of general patterns of thoughts without regard to any specific sense of context.