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    A Necessary and Sufficient Condition Is Defined as Follows: a Is
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A Necessary and Sufficient Condition Is Defined as Follows: a Is

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A necessary and sufficient condition is defined as follows: A is necessary and sufficient for B when A is both logically required and enough to guarantee B ("A if and only if B").

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