p : she is beautiful, q : she is happy. ...

p : she is beautiful, q : she is happy. Then `(~p) rArr (~q)` means

A

If she is beautiful she is not happy

B

if she is not beautiful then she is happy

C

If she is not beautiful then she is not happy

D

If she is not happy then she is not beautiful

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C

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