Negate the conditional statement. c⇒(a∧∼b)

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The negate of this conditional statement as : a∨(∼b).

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We have the the following conditional statement -

c ⇒ (a∧∼b)

We can write the negate of this conditional statement as -

a∨(∼b)

Therefore, the negate of this conditional statement as : a∨(∼b).

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