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Which logic statement represents this argument? If it’s a weekend, I exercise. It’s not a weekend. So, I won’t exercise. Assume that p represents “It’s a weekend” and q represents “I exercise.” A. (p ^q)-->~ p B. [(p--> q)^ p] -->~q C. [(p -->q)^~ p]-->~ q D. [(p ^q) -->~p] -->~q
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@psirockin2
do u need how to do it
@moreso is it the same material
@Allison
C. [(p -->q)^~ p]-->~ q
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i already pick b i think i dont remeber
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