How does that affect the truth table

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Question: Plot the following sentence on a truth table. Use B, R and E as the names for each claim variable. If Betty is sick, then Ron is in danger while Edna is immune [Note: the word while is important. Does while indicate a conjunction, disjunction, conditional or negation?-what fits best? Also note the position of the comma after the word sick. How does that affect the truth table?]

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