Suppose that you are given the following logical statement form:- A V B + ¬ CA DBased on our discussion of order of operations, which is the correct way to interpretthis?(a) ¬(A V ((B + (¬C)) A D))(b) (¬(A V (B + (¬C)))) ^ D(c) ((¬A) V (B + (¬C))) A D(d) (¬A) V ((B → (¬C)) A D)(e) (-(AV B)) + (¬(C ^ D))(f) ((¬A) V B) + ((¬C) A D)(g) ¬((AV B) + (-(C A D)))(h) none of the above

Given logical statement, ¬A∨B↔¬C∧D Firstly, The order of operation is to be determined.

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' Suppose that you are given the following logical statement - A V B + ¬ C ^ D on our discussion of order of operations, which is the correct wa (A v ((B + (¬C)) A D)) ¬(A v (B + (¬C)))) ^ D ¬A) V (B → (¬C))) ^ D ¬4) V ((B + (¬C)) ^ D)