Let us learn about biconditional
Symbolically, the biconditional is written as aób or aób
The biconditional function is frequently written as ``iff,'' meaning ``if and only if.''
It gets its name from the fact that it is really 2 conditionals in conjunction,
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If 2 simple statements “p” & “q” are connected by the connective
'if & only if', then the resulting compound statement is known the biconditional statement. Symbolically biconditional is represented by p<-> q.
A biconditional is referred as a truth function which is true only in the case that both parameters are true or both are false.Symbolically, the biconditional is written as aób or aób
The biconditional function is frequently written as ``iff,'' meaning ``if and only if.''
It gets its name from the fact that it is really 2 conditionals in conjunction,
(a->b)V (b->a)
