The proposition p <-> q is logically equivalent toa. [(NOT q> NOT p) AND (q -> p)].->O b. [(p > NOT q) OR (q -> NOT p)].c. [(p-> NOT q) OR (NOT q -> p)].O d. [(NOT p -> q) AND (q -> NOT p)].

pq~p~qp↔q∼q→∼pq→∼p∼q→∼p & q→∼pTTFFTTTTTFFTFFTFFTTFFTFFFFTTTTFTclearly option A is correct.

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The proposition p <-> q is logically equivalent to a. [(NOT q> NOT p) AND (q -> p)]. -> O b. [(p > NOT q) OR (q -> NOT p)]. c. [(p-> NOT q) OR (NOT q -> p)]. O d. [(NOT p -> q) AND (q -> NOT p)].