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1.	Let the statement be If n is not an odd integer then square of n is not odd. , then if P(n) is n is an not an odd integer and Q(n) is (square of n) is not odd. For direct proof we should prove _________
A.	nP ((n) Q(n))
B.	nP ((n) Q(n))
C.	n~(P ((n)) Q(n))
D.	nP ((n) ~(Q(n)))
Answer» B. nP ((n) Q(n))

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