Let $ q $ and $ r $ represent the following simple statements.- $ q $: It is July 4th.- $ r $: We are going to the beach.Write the symbolic statement $\sim q \vee r$ in words.---Choose the correct sentence below.- A. It is not July 4th or we are going to the beach.- B. It is July 4th or we are not going to the beach.- C. If it is July 4th, then we are not going to the beach.- D. It is not July 4th and we are going to the beach.

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