Use \(A, B\), and \(C\) as defined in Exercise 16 to translate the following statements into English.

Data from in Exercise 16

Let A, B, and C, and D be the following statements:

A The villain is French.

B The hero is American.

C The heroine is British.

D The movie is good.

a. \(B \rightarrow A^{\prime}\)
b. \(B \wedge C \wedge D^{\prime}\)
c. \(B \rightarrow(C \vee A)\)
d. \((A \vee C) \rightarrow B^{\prime}\)
e. \(A \leftrightarrow(B \vee C)\)
f. \(D^{\prime} \rightarrow(A \vee C)^{\prime}\)
g. \((C \rightarrow D) \wedge\left(A \rightarrow B^{\prime}\right)\)