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What do two equivalent expression always have in common

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<span> according to the code of Mathematical Logic, there exists more properties, one of its principles is the consequence and effects property, or the so-called equivalence implicationwhich is defined as follows:Two expressions A and B are equivalent if A can produce B, and B can produce A. It means A implies B and B implies A.</span>

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