Let p and q be any two logical statements- If the statement p - p - q has a truth value F- then truth value of p and q are respectively- A- T TB- T - FC- F- TD- F- F

The correct option is B T, FStatement p → (p → q) has a truth value F only when P is T and p → q is F ⇒ p → q is F ⇒ P is T and q is F ...

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Let p and q be any two logical statements. If the statement $p \to (p \to q)$ has a truth value F, then truth value of p
and q are respectively.

F, F

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