Let A and B be two logically equivalent compound*propositions. Then(AAB)+(AVB) is a contradictionO (AAB)+(AVB) is a tautologyO AAB is a tautologyO None of theseO AAB is a contradictionO O O O O

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Let A and B be two logically equivalent compound propositions. Then * O (AAB)→(AVB) is a contradiction O (AAB)→(AvB) is a tautology O AAB is a tautology O None of these O AAB is a contradiction

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