Question: Why does Maple replace the equivalence symbol and changes the assertion

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De Morgan's law from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Morgan%27s_laws

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iff(not (P or Q), `and`(not P, not Q))

not (P or Q) implies not (P or Q)

(1)

iff(not (P and Q), `or`(not P, not Q))

not (P and Q) implies not (P and Q)

(2)

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Edit: Asking differently: Which symbol from the palettes can be used for equivalence (in a logic context)?

Edit2: Title changed. Original title: Why does Maple replace the equivalence symbol by an implication symbol

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