Question 14 Consider the following propositions where "I" and "My" refers to you(reader). P: I will study hard. What is symbolic form of the proposition "Either I will not study hard or I will study hard only if my dad will buy me a car."? Q: My dad will buy me a car. (¬PV P)=Q B -Pv (PAQ) © -P=(PvQ) -Pv (P=Q)

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