3. Consider the following propositions:P→ 9,g^-p.-P→→q,-pv q,9 → P.-q V p,q→P.р^-4.(a) Which proposition is the converse of p → q?(b) Which proposition is the contrapositive of pq?(c) Which propositions are logically equivalent toP→q?

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3. Consider the following propositions: P→ 9. g^-P. -P→→q, -pvq, 9 → P. -q V p. -9→P. P^-4. (a) Which proposition is the converse of p → q? (b) Which proposition is the contrapositive of p→q? (c) Which propositions are logically equivalent to P→q?