p - q - p - q is -A- A tautologyB- A fallacyC- Both a tautology and a fallacyD- Neither a tautology nor a fallacy

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$(p \land \sim q) \land (\sim p \land q)$ is ___.

A tautology

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A fallacy

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Both a tautology and a fallacy

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Neither a tautology nor a fallacy

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