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14. Choose the one statement below that is logically equivalent to this: If the car's engine is running, then the gasoline in the tank. O a. If there is gasoline in the tank, then the car's engine is running. O b. If there is no gasoline in the tank, then the car's engine is not running. O c. If the car's engine is not running, then there is no gasoline in the tank. O d. It is necessary for the car's engine to be running for there to be gasoline in the tank. O e. It is sufficient for there to be gasoline in the tank for the car's engine to be running.

14. Choose the one statement below that is logically equivalent to this: If the car's engine is running, then the gasoline in the tank. O a. If there is gasoline in the tank, then the car's engine is running. O b. If there is no gasoline in the tank, then the car's engine is not running. O c. If the car's engine is not running, then there is no gasoline in the tank. O d. It is necessary for the car's engine to be running for there to be gasoline in the tank. O e. It is sufficient for there to be gasoline in the tank for the car's engine to be running.

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Elements Of Modern Algebra
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Author:Gilbert, Linda, Jimmie
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14. Choose the one statement below that is logically equivalent to this: If the car's engine is running, then there is gasoline in the tank. O a. If there is gasoline in the tank, then the car's engine is running. O b. If there is no gasoline in the tank, then the car's engine is not running. O c. If the car's engine is not running, then there is no gasoline in the tank. O d. It is necessary for the car's engine to be running for there to be gasoline in the tank. O e. It is sufficient for there to be gasoline in the tank for the car's engine to be running.
Transcribed Image Text:14. Choose the one statement below that is logically equivalent to this: If the car's engine is running, then there is gasoline in the tank. O a. If there is gasoline in the tank, then the car's engine is running. O b. If there is no gasoline in the tank, then the car's engine is not running. O c. If the car's engine is not running, then there is no gasoline in the tank. O d. It is necessary for the car's engine to be running for there to be gasoline in the tank. O e. It is sufficient for there to be gasoline in the tank for the car's engine to be running.
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