If p and q are both false , then ` p rArr q ` is .

If p and q are two statements, then (p rArr q) iff (~q rArr ~ p) is

If p and q are logical statements, then p rArr (~q rArr p) is equivalent to

Classify : "True or False" If p and q are false, then p wedge q is true.

p ^^ q is true when : ( a) p and q are both true (b) p and q are both false ( c ) p is true and q is false ( d) p is false and q is true.

If p and q are two statements then (p

If p and q are two statement then (p

Let p: Maths is intersting and q : Maths is easy, then p rArr (~p vv q) is equivalent to