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The statement p `rarr (q vee r )` is not equivalent to

A

`(p rarr q ) vee ( p rarr r ) `

B

`p ^^ (~q) rarr r`

C

`p ^^ (~ r) rarr ` q

D

`p ^^ q rarr ( p ^^ r) vee ( q ^^ r)`

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D
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