2. Construct a logical statement for S(p,q) such that it has the following truthtable. (The statement should only consist of p, q and logical connectives.)9 S(p, q)TTFTFFFTTFF F

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Construct a logical statement for S(p,q) such that it has the following truth table. (The statement should only consist of p, q and logical connectives.) q S(p, q) TF T T F F F T F F F