Determine which, if any, of the three given statements are equivalent. Use information about a conditional statement's converse, inverse, or contrapositive, De Morga laws, the fact that p → qe -p vq, or truth tables. a. The bus is not late or I am in class on time. b. If the bus is late, then I am not in class on time. c. If I am in class on time, then the bus is not late. Choose which statements are equivalent. O A. b and c B. a and b O C. a and c D. All of the statements are equivalent. O E. None of the statements are equivalent.

Determine which, if any, of the three given statements are equivalent. Use information about a conditional statement's converse, inverse, or contrapositive, De Morga laws, the fact that p → qe -p vq, or truth tables. a. The bus is not late or I am in class on time. b. If the bus is late, then I am not in class on time. c. If I am in class on time, then the bus is not late. Choose which statements are equivalent. O A. b and c B. a and b O C. a and c D. All of the statements are equivalent. O E. None of the statements are equivalent.

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