If pq is true, then ~q~p is _______ false.

a. always
b. sometimes.
c. never

Question

If p>q is true, then ~q>~p is _______ false.

a. always
b. sometimes.
c. never

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

I would if i knew what it meant. brb lemme google it lol

anonymous · Answer

no seriously, i dont undestand the question

directrix · Answer

If p>q is true, then ~q>~p are contrapositives of each other.

The ~ symbol means "not" as in the negation.

anonymous · Answer

is this logic class ?

anonymous · Answer

it means similar

anonymous · Answer

see, thes Directrix

anonymous · Answer

@Directrix then whats the answer a, b, or c?

directrix · Answer

This If p>q is true, then ~q>~p should be:

If p -->q, then ~q --> ~p and read as: If p implies q, the not q implies not p.

directrix · Answer

A statement in logic and its contrapositive are logically equivalent so they say the same thing.

anonymous · Answer

So its never?

directrix · Answer

If one is true, the other has to be true. So, never is correct.
The contrapositive is never false if the original implication is true.

anonymous · Answer

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