Consider the following propositions:p="lt is cloudy"q="It is rainy"r="l will play outside"s="l will stay at home"Write the negation of the following sentence without using "it is not the case"I will play outside or I will stay at home whenever it is not cloudy but rainy"

"I will play outside= t or =v I will stay at home =r whenever 》 it is not cloudy = ~p but= ^…

Consider the following propositions. D="It is cloudy" ="It is rainy" ="l will play outside" ="l will stay at home" Vrite the negation of the following sentence without using "it is not the case will play outside or I will stay at home whenever it is not cloudy but rainy"

Consider the following propositions. D="It is cloudy" ="It is rainy" ="l will play outside" ="l will stay at home" Vrite the negation of the following sentence without using "it is not the case will play outside or I will stay at home whenever it is not cloudy but rainy"

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r="l will play outside"
s="l will stay at home"
Write the negation of the following sentence without using "it is not the case
"I will play outside or I will stay at home whenever it is not cloudy but rainy"

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