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If P and Q, then R. P is true. Q is false. What about R?
Analytical Reasoning
A R is true
B R is false
C R is unknown
D R could be either
Explanation

For \'P and Q→R\', if Q is false, the antecedent is false. But in this case R is not necessarily true.

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