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F A is true, B is true and C is false does the following statement evaluate to true or false

Not(A and B or C)

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The statement would evaluate to False.

First, let's evaluate the expression inside the parentheses:

(A and B) is true because both A and B are true.

(A and B) or C is also true because at least one of the expressions is true.

Now let's negate the entire expression with Not:

Not((A and B) or C) would be false because the original expression is true.

So the overall statement would be False.

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