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Let p be the proposition that Mathematics is interesting and q be the proposition that Mathematics is difficult, then the symbol `p ^^ q` means

A

Mathematics is interesting implies that mathematics is difficult

B

Mathematics is interesting implies and is implied by Mathematics is difficult

C

Mathematics is interesting and Mathematics is difficult

D

Mathematics is intersting or Mathematics is difficult

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To solve the question, we need to interpret the logical symbol `p ∧ q`, where: - Let \( p \) be the proposition "Mathematics is interesting." - Let \( q \) be the proposition "Mathematics is difficult." The symbol `p ∧ q` represents the logical conjunction of \( p \) and \( q \). ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify the Propositions**: - \( p \): Mathematics is interesting. - \( q \): Mathematics is difficult. 2. **Understand the Symbol**: - The symbol `∧` (read as "and") represents the logical conjunction. This means that both propositions must be true for the conjunction to be true. 3. **Combine the Propositions**: - The expression `p ∧ q` means both \( p \) and \( q \) are true simultaneously. Therefore, we can express this as: - "Mathematics is interesting and Mathematics is difficult." 4. **Final Answer**: - Thus, the meaning of the symbol `p ∧ q` is: "Mathematics is interesting and Mathematics is difficult."
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