alleryStart learning →A joined 'and' statement p ∧ q holds true only in which situation?
Aonly p is true
Bonly q is true
Cat least one is true
Dboth p and q are true
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. both p and q are true
A conjunction needs both components true to be true.
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