for boolean algebra, what is the contrapositive of an "all" statement and an "some not" statement
2026-04-12 21:47:50.1776030470
need help with boolean algebra (logics)
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Since the contrapositive of the implication $p \implies q$ is $\neg q \implies \neg p$, you first want to rewrite your statements as an implication. So "All politicians are liers" becomes "If X is a politician, then X is a liar", and the contrapositive is "If X is not a liar, then X is not a politician".