Use the Tautology to Write Statement in an Equivalent

question 117

Multiple Choice

Use the tautology to write statement in an equivalent form. ​
We will not visit New York or visit the Statue of Liberty.
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• A) If we visit New York, then we visit the Statue of Liberty.
• B) If we visit New York, then we do not visit the Statue of Liberty.
• C) If we do not visit New York, then we do not visit the Statue of Liberty.
• D) If we do not visit New York, then we visit the Statue of Liberty.
• E) none of these.

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Definitions:

Cross-Examination

A stage in a court trial where an opposing attorney has the opportunity to question a witness.

Direct Examination

The questioning of a witness by the party who called the witness to testify in a court of law, focusing on the case's facts without leading questions.

Pre-Trial Process

The series of steps taken in legal proceedings before the trial officially starts, including discovery, pre-trial conferences, and motion hearings.

Long Delays

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