Write true if the two statements are equivalent; otherwise write false. 1. ∼(∼p∨q) and p∨∼q 2. p and ∼(∼p)

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Write true if the two statements are equivalent; otherwise write false.

1. ∼(∼p∨q) and p∨∼q

2. p and ∼(∼p)

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