Explain the meaning of the given statement, which contains a multiple negation. Did the Congressman vote in favor of discrimination? The Congressman voted against the anti-discrimination bill. Choose the correct answer below. O A. The statement means that the Congressman did not vote in favor of a bill that favors discrimination. So, the Congressman voted in favor of discrimination. O B. The statement means that the Congressman did not vote in favor of a bill that does not favor discrimination. So, the Congressman voted in favor of discrimination. OC. The statement means that the Congressman voted in favor of a bill that does not favor discrimination. So, the Congressman voted against discrimination. O D. The statement means that the Congressman did not vote in favor of a bill that does not favor discrimination. So, the Congressman voted against discrimination.

Explain the meaning of the given statement, which contains a multiple negation. Did the Congressman vote in favor of discrimination? The Congressman voted against the anti-discrimination bill. Choose the correct answer below. O A. The statement means that the Congressman did not vote in favor of a bill that favors discrimination. So, the Congressman voted in favor of discrimination. O B. The statement means that the Congressman did not vote in favor of a bill that does not favor discrimination. So, the Congressman voted in favor of discrimination. OC. The statement means that the Congressman voted in favor of a bill that does not favor discrimination. So, the Congressman voted against discrimination. O D. The statement means that the Congressman did not vote in favor of a bill that does not favor discrimination. So, the Congressman voted against discrimination.

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