$ \sim[(\sim p) \wedge q] $ is logically equivalent to
- A$ p \vee(\sim q) $
- B$ p \wedge(\sim q) $
- C$ \sim[p \wedge(\sim q)] $
- D$ \sim(p \vee q) $
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