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Determine which, if any, of the three statements are equivalent. I) If the movie is sold out, then we will not see the movie on opening night. II) Either the movie is not sold out or we will not see the movie on opening night. III) Either the movie is not sold out or we will see the movie on opening night.
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I and II are equivalent
y?
o i see cuz the last one says we will see the movie nd the first two ar not right?
they both mean the same thing. If the movie is not sold out, the family has the option to see the movie. If the movie is sold out, they can't go on opening night. Both statements have the same meaning with different wording
you are correct sir :]
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o ok and im a woman:)thanks!
no problem m'am :D
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