8. Which expression is equivalent to: not x and y == a and b? Which expression is equivalent to: not x and y == a and b? Pick ONE option (not (x and y)) == (a and b) ((not x) and y) and (a and b) not ((x and (y == a)) and b) ((not x) and (y == a)) and b

8. Which expression is equivalent to: not x and y == a and b? Which expression is equivalent to: not x and y == a and b? Pick ONE option (not (x and y)) == (a and b) ((not x) and y) and (a and b) not ((x and (y == a)) and b) ((not x) and (y == a)) and b

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8. Which expression is equivalent to: not x and y == a and b?
Which expression is equivalent to: not x and y == a and b?
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not ((x and (y == a)) and b)
((not x) and (y == a)) and b
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