Let r, y, z be propositional variables, and let P and Q be the following compound proposi-tions:P: -(x A 2) → (y O x)Q: z→ ((x A y) → 2)What types of propositions are P and Q?Select the correct response:A. P and Q are both contradictions.B. P is a tautology and Q is a cotingency.C. P is a tautology and Q is a contradiction.D. P is a contingency and Q is a tautology.E. P and Q are both contingencies.F. P is a contingency and Q is a contradiction.G. P is a contradiction and Q is a tautology.H. P is a contradiction and Q is a contingency.I. P and Q are both tautologies.

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Let r, y, z be propositional variables, and let P and Q be the following compound proposi- tions: P: -(x A 2) → (y ® x) Q: z+ ((x A y) ++ 2) What types of propositions are P and Q? Select the correct response: A. P and Q are both contradictions. B. P is a tautology and Q is a contingency. C. P is a tautology and Q is a contradiction. D. P is a contingency and Q is a tautology. E. P and Q are both contingencies. F. P is a contingency and Q is a contradiction. G. P is a contradiction and Q is a tautology. H. P is a contradiction and Q is a contingency. I. P and Q are both tautologies.

Let r, y, z be propositional variables, and let P and Q be the following compound proposi- tions: P: -(x A 2) → (y ® x) Q: z+ ((x A y) ++ 2) What types of propositions are P and Q? Select the correct response: A. P and Q are both contradictions. B. P is a tautology and Q is a contingency. C. P is a tautology and Q is a contradiction. D. P is a contingency and Q is a tautology. E. P and Q are both contingencies. F. P is a contingency and Q is a contradiction. G. P is a contradiction and Q is a tautology. H. P is a contradiction and Q is a contingency. I. P and Q are both tautologies.

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Let r, y, z be propositional variables, and let P and Q be the following compound proposi-
tions:
P: -(x A 2) → (y O x)
Q: z→ ((x A y) → 2)
What types of propositions are P and Q?
Select the correct response:
A. P and Q are both contradictions.
B. P is a tautology and Q is a cotingency.
C. P is a tautology and Q is a contradiction.
D. P is a contingency and Q is a tautology.
E. P and Q are both contingencies.
F. P is a contingency and Q is a contradiction.
G. P is a contradiction and Q is a tautology.
H. P is a contradiction and Q is a contingency.
I. P and Q are both tautologies.

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