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What is the statement that cannot be false, according to the text?

Cannot be false - def
Could be true - opposite
Must be false - opposite
Must be true - opposite

The correct answer is: Cannot be false - def

The statement that cannot be false, according to the text, is "Cannot be false - def". This is because this statement is a logical tautology since it asserts that something is impossible to be false, which means it must be true. In logic, a tautology is a statement that is true in all possible scenarios. The other options are incorrect because they do not express the same level of certainty or truth that the statement "Cannot be false - def" does.