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The Boolean expression
`((p wedge q) vee (p vee ~q)) wedge (~p wedge ~q)` is equivalent

A

(F, F,T)

B

(T, T, F)

C

(F, T, F)

D

(F, T, T)

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The correct Answer is:
C
For `(F, T, F), (p ^^ q) vv r -=` False
`(p ^^ r) -=` False
`F implies F` is true.
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