Which Disjunctive Proposition Is Logically Equivalent to the Following Categorical

question 57

Multiple Choice

Which disjunctive proposition is logically equivalent to the following categorical proposition? No S is P.

• A)A thing is not S, or it is P.
• B)A thing is S, or it is P.
• C)A thing is not S, or it is not P.
• D)A thing is S, or it is not P.
• E)No disjunctive proposition is equivalent.

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