“If Maya is in the cafeteria, then Judy is in the classroom.”

Which of these is logically equivalent to the above statement?

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“If Maya is in the cafeteria, then Judy is in the classroom.”
 
Which of these is logically equivalent to the above statement?

anonymous · Answer

Wrong forum, and no choices for answers...  try again!  :)

anonymous · Answer

Logical question...............

anonymous · Answer

“If Maya is in the cafeteria, then Judy is in the classroom.”
 
Which of these is logically equivalent to the above statement?
Answer
		
If Judy is not in the classroom, then Maya is not in the cafeteria.
		
If Judy is in the classroom, then Maya cannot be in the cafeteria.
		
If Maya is not in the cafeteria, then Judy must be in the classroom.
		
If Maya is in the cafeteria, then Judy cannot be in the classroom.