PLZ ANSWER QUICKLY :) Let p: It is raining
Let q: Robert is laughing.

Assume p is true. Select two statements that must logically be true.

p ∨ q
p ∧ q
q → p
p → q
q ↔ p

The answer is p v q and some other one, I haven't done logic in 2 years already, so I don't know the other one. BUT, if p is true, then p v q HAS to be true because if one of the statements, p or q, is true, then p v q is true. For or statements to be true, at least one of the statements included has to be true.

the answer is here: : )

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