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The disjunction of " I will go to movie only if you come with me." is

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I will go to movie only if you will not come with me.

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I will go to movie and you come with me.

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I will go to movie if you come with me.

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D

I will go to movie or you come with me.

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Solution

The correct option is D I will go to movie or you come with me.
In logic and mathematics, OR is the truth-functional operator of (inclusive) disjunction.
2 alternatives are joiined by OR.
So, $D$ is correct.

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