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~(~p) is always equivalent to 1: q 2: (~(~(~ (~p)))) 3: ~P 4: ~q

~(~p) is always equivalent to 1: q 2: (~(~(~ (~p)))) 3: ~P 4: ~q
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~(~p) is always equivalent to

1: q
2: (~(~(~ (~p))))
3: ~P
4: ~q

User Chase Florell
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? Wth.....................
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