Covert the following propositions into propositional logic:a. I will lower prices and taxes when I'm electedb. If I'll not lower the prices then people will not elect me in nextelections.c. Literacy rate can be increased unless we'll not provide free education

a. Let p=i'm electedq=i will lower prices and taxes So, the propositional logic statement is p→q

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Covert the following propositions into propositional logic: a. I will lower prices and taxes when I'm elected b. If I'll not lower the prices then people will not elect me in next elections. c. Literacy rate can be increased unless we'll not provide free education