4. Write each statement in symbolic form, and use truth tables to determine if they are logically equivalent: (define any variables you use) A: If you study hard and do all homework, then you will pass the class. B: If you study hard and did not pass the class, then you did not do all your homework.

4. Write each statement in symbolic form, and use truth tables to determine if they are logically equivalent: (define any variables you use) A: If you study hard and do all homework, then you will pass the class. B: If you study hard and did not pass the class, then you did not do all your homework.

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