alleryStart learning →Negating both parts of p → q, in place, gives
Aq → p
B~ q → ~ p
C~ p → ~ q
Dp → ~ q
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. ~ p → ~ q
Negating both parts without swapping gives ~ p → ~ q.
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