**Understanding Logical Statements**Let \( q \) and \( r \) represent the following simple statements.- \( q \): It is snowing.- \( r \): We are going on a sleigh ride.Write the symbolic statement \(\sim q \lor r\) in words.---**Choose the correct sentence below:**- **A.** It is not snowing or we are going on a sleigh ride.- **B.** If it is snowing, then we are not going on a sleigh ride.- **C.** It is snowing and we are not going on a sleigh ride.- **D.** It is not snowing and we are going on a sleigh ride.---**Analysis:**The symbolic statement \(\sim q \lor r\) is read as "not \( q \) or \( r \)", which translates to: "It is not snowing or we are going on a sleigh ride." Therefore, the correct sentence is **A**.

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