Raymond B. answered 10/10/22
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A. A biconditional is a proposition of the form "IF and Only IF P, Then Q"
it combines "If P then Q" with "If Q then P" so the arrow runs in both directions.
in A, ~(PvQ) is equivalent to P above, and r is equivalent to Q