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Given: p: q: Which statements are false? A) ~p~~q C) a →p B) p +9 D~9 → p Sina Wilson (Al Things Alba, 2015
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Given: p: q: Which statements are false? A) ~p~~q C) a →p B) p +9 D~9 → p Sina Wilson (Al Things Alba, 2015
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B) p +9 D~9 → p
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B p+9D~9 p good luck
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