Where "F" stands for "Fred likes ice cream" and "L" stands for "Lou likes ice cream," the statement "Fred doesn't like ice cream only if Lou doesn't like ice cream" is best symbolized by
A) ~F ⋁ ~L.
B) ~F • ~L.
C) ~F → ~L.
D) ~(F • L).

Question

Where "F" stands for "Fred likes ice cream" and "L" stands for "Lou likes ice cream," the statement "Fred doesn't like ice cream only if Lou doesn't like ice cream" is best symbolized by
A) ~F ⋁ ~L. 
B) ~F • ~L.
C) ~F → ~L.
D) ~(F • L).

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The Answer of Where "F" stands for "Fred likes ice cream" and "L" stands for "Lou likes ice cream," the statement "Fred doesn't like ice cream only if Lou doesn't like ice cream" is best symbolized by
A) ~F ⋁ ~L. 
B) ~F • ~L.
C) ~F → ~L.
D) ~(F • L).

Where "F" Stands for "Fred Likes Ice Cream" and "L