Multiple Choice
Which categorical proposition is logically equivalent to this hypothetical proposition? If p, then not q.
A) Some cases in which q is true are cases in which p is true.
B) All cases in which p is true are cases in which q is true.
C) No case in which p is true is a case in which q is true.
D) All cases in which q is true are cases in which p is true.
E) Some cases in which p is true are cases in which q is not true.
Correct Answer:

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