Consider the statement: If S = Ø then P(S) = Ø. (a) Is the statement true or false? (b) State the contrapositive. Is it true or false? (c) State the converse. Is it true or false? (d) State the contrapositive of the converse. Is it true or false? (e) Consider the statement: If S = Ø then P(S) ‡ Ø. Is this statement true or false? Is this statement equivalent to any of the statements above?

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