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The boolean expression: !((A < B) || (C > D)) is equivalent to which of the following expressions? (A >= B) && (C <= D) (A >= B) || (C <= D) (A > B) || (C < D) (A > B) && (C < D) (A < B) && (C > D)
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The boolean expression:

!((A < B) || (C > D))
is equivalent to which of the following expressions?


(A >= B) && (C <= D)

(A >= B) || (C <= D)

(A > B) || (C < D)

(A > B) && (C < D)

(A < B) && (C > D)

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Answer:

(A > B) || (C < D)

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