Asked by Big Papa
Given the conditional statement ~p → q, which statement is logically equivalent?
p → ~q
~p → ~q
~q → ~p
~q → p
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~q → p
Reason: (~p → q) is equivalent to its contrapositive (~q → p). Equivalently, (~p → q) = p ∨ q, and (~q → p) = p ∨ q, so they match.
Reason: (~p → q) is equivalent to its contrapositive (~q → p). Equivalently, (~p → q) = p ∨ q, and (~q → p) = p ∨ q, so they match.
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