Consider the following propositions :
P : It rains ,q : Then street gets flooded.
the propostion " If it does not rain, then the street not get flooded," is represented by

Consider the following propositions p : it rains , q : The street gets flooded. The proposition " If it does not rain, then the street does not get flooded" is represented by

Consider the following propositions p : it rains , q : The street gets flooded. The proposition " If it does not rain, then the street does not get flooded" is represented by

Consider the following propositions p : I have the raincoat. q : I can walk in the rain. The propositions "If I have the raincoat, then I can work in the rain" is represented by

Consider the following propositions : P : I take medicine , q : I can sleep Then , the compound statement ~ p to ~ q means

Consider the following propositions : P : I take medicine , q : I can sleep Then , the compound statement ~ p to ~ q means

Consider the following statements P : I have the raincoat q : I can walk in the rain. The propositions " If i have the raincoat , then I can walk in the rain " is represented by

Consider the following statements P : I have the raincoat q : I can walk in the rain. The propositions " If have the raincoat , then I can walk in the rain " is represented by

Write the following statements in the form if p then q : It never rains when it is cold.

Consider the following statements p : It is raining, q : it is cloudy Express the following sentances in symbolic form using p and q It is raining but not cloudy

Why do we get rains?