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Logic
Which of the following is equivalent to 'not p' in logic?
Which logical expression is equivalent to ¬(p → q)?
What is the value of ¬(p ∧ q) if p is false and q is true?

Given the statements

p: Ben studies hard

q: Ben will pass his exams

The statement: “if Ben studies hard then he will pass his exams” is represented by:

Which of the following is equivalent to 'for all x, P(x)' in logic?