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jkevs March 25, 2016

Whenever/wherever

The question and example do not match...the question has the word whenever and the explanation has wherever.

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Mehran March 27, 2016

@jkevs nice catch! The good news is that "whenever" and "wherever" are treated exactly the same.

We have updated the explanation accordingly.

bdeleon30 October 6, 2017

Don't "and" become "or" in these situations?

Mehran October 7, 2017

@bdeleon30 "and" becomes "or" when you create the contrapositive and vice versa.

Hope that helps! Please let us know if you have any other questions.