The sentence P is truth functionally indeterminate if and only if a) The set {P} has a closed truth tree b) The set {~P} has a closed truth tree c) The set (P} and the set (~P} have closed truth trees. d) The set (P} and the set (~P} have open branches. Select one: O (d) O (a) O (b) O ()

The sentence P is truth functionally indeterminate if and only if a) The set {P} has a closed truth tree b) The set {~P} has a closed truth tree c) The set (P} and the set (~P} have closed truth trees. d) The set (P} and the set (~P} have open branches. Select one: O (d) O (a) O (b) O ()

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