"Unless you register, you cannot vote." Which statement has the same meaning?

Correct answer: B. If you vote, then you have registered.

"Unless P, not Q" means "if not P, then not Q": if you do not register, you cannot vote. Its contrapositive is "if you vote, you registered". Registering does not guarantee that you will vote.

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Answer and explanation

The correct answer is B. If you vote, then you have registered.

"Unless P, not Q" means "if not P, then not Q": if you do not register, you cannot vote. Its contrapositive is "if you vote, you registered". Registering does not guarantee that you will vote.

Topic: Syllogisms and Deductive Reasoning MCQs · Subject: Analytical Ability