If p, q are r are three logical statemen...

If p, q are r are three logical statements, then the truth value of the statement `(p^^q)vv (~q rarr r)`, where p is true, is

A

True if q is false

B

False if q is false

C

True if q is true

D

False if q is true

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The correct Answer is:

C

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