The statement ~(pharr ~q) is...

The statement `~(pharr ~q)` is

A

equivalent to `p harr q`

B

equivalent to `~p harr q`

C

a tautology

D

a fallacy

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The correct Answer is:

A

Hence, ` ~ (p harr ~q) ` is equivalent to `(p harr q)`.

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