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Sorry, got in a rush. If the premises are false, then regardless of whether the conclusions are true or false, the proposition itself evaluates to true.
(Of course you know this, but everyone may not.)
F->T is T
F->F is also T
BTW, I just got an email from the county thanking my daughter for catching the error - which appears to have happened at the printers.
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