Let p be "x is a fruit, " and let q be " x is ripe." Under what conditions is the statement `p implies q` false ?

Let p be " Ananya is beautiful, " and let q be " Ananya is 165 centimetres tall. " Under what conditions is the statement, " " Ananya is beautiful and 165 centimetres tall, " false ?

Let p be " Ananya is beautiful, " and let q be " Ananya is 165 centimetres tall. " Under what conditions is the statement," Ananya is beautiful or 165 centimetres tall," false ?

Let p be " Ananya is beautiful, " and let q be " Ananya is 165 centimetres tall. " Under what conditions is the statement, "Ananya is beautiful and 165 centimetress tall." true ?

The conditional statement (p^^q) to p is

Let p be " Ananya is beautiful, " and let q be " Ananya is 165 centimetres tall. " Under what cooditions is the statement," Ananya is beauiful or 165 centimetres tall, " true?

Let p and q be two statements. Amongst the following , the statement that is equivalent to p to q is

Let P be the statement, " Anish likes Kiran, " and let q be the statement, " Kiran likes Anish . " Write in words . ~(p^^ q)

Let P be the statement, " Anish likes Kiran, " and let q be the statement, " Kiran likes Anish . " Write in words . ~p^^~q.

Let P be the statement, " Anish likes Kiran, " and let q be the statement, " Kiran likes Anish . " Write in words . ~pvv~q

Let p be the statement "x is an irrational number", q be the statement "y is a transcendental number " and r be the statement "x is a rational number iff y is a transcendental number". Statement - 1 : r is equivalent to either q or p. Statement -2 : r is equivalent to ~(p harr ~q)