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true, then the aidona statement and its converse are both false, then the biconditional equivalent i also false. Progress Check 1 Elementary Logic. Name: Date: Score: Year/Section: Professor: 1. Determine which of the following are proposition/s. If not, state why not. a. Are you in school today? b. If x > 4 then x = 2. c. 1+1 =3. d. Phil and James are husbands. e. Hello, mother! 2. Given the following simple propositions, p : Jessie is riding on a bicycle. q : Jessie is eating his lunch. r : Nash is picking flowers. s : Nash is painting. Form the following compound statements: a. p - q b. res c. (r - p) A(r- q) MATHEMATICS IN THE MO