Answer to Question #106904 in Discrete Mathematics for paul

Discrete Mathematics

Question #106904

Let P and Q be statements, then
P↔Q is logically equivalent to

Expert's answer

If P and Q are statements, then P↔Q is logically equivalent to "(P \u2192 Q) \u2227 (Q \u2192 P)."

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