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Let p be "I will return to college" and let q be "I will get a job". Match each English statement with its equivalent logical expression. ? 1.I will return to college only if I won't get a job. ? 2. I am not getting a job, but I am still not returning to college. ? ? ? 3. If I do not return to college, I will get a job. 4. Not getting a job is a sufficient for me to return to college. 5. There is no way that I am returning to college. A. q→ P B.q→ P C.p→→q D. q E. ¬q F. -P→ 9 G. P H. PV q P p

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Chapter5: Making Decisions

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