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johnnyblood April 26, 2019

Same thing

There are two options for equal statements If L then not D is the same as If D then not L

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Ravi April 27, 2019

@johnnyblood,

Great question. You're right, (A) and (B) are logically equivalent
statements. However, both are incorrect answer choices.

The statement translates to /L - >D, which can also be written as
/D - >L. /D - >L is what we see in (E), and it's the correct answer.

Does this make sense? Let us know if you have any other questions!