Check the two statements that are true according to DeMorgan's Laws. (P v Q) is logically equivalent to ¬^ ¬Q (P^Q) is logically equivalent to ¬PA¬Q (PAQ) is logically equivalent to ¬ ¬Q (P v Q) is logically equivalent to ¬PV ¬Q

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