Let p be “It rains.” and let q be “Mg Mg will be sick.” The argument “If it rains, then Mg Mg will be sick. Mg Mg was not sick. Therefore, it did not rain.” is

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[( p  →  q )  ∧  p ]  →  q

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[( p  →  q )  ∧  ~  q ]  →  ~  p

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[( p  →  q )  ∧  ~  p ]  →  ~ q

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[( p  →  q )  ∧  q ]  →  p

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Let p be “It rains.” and let q be “Mg Mg will be sick.” The argument “If it rain...

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