Question

Which of the following is a counterexample to that statement “All prime numbers are odd”

a:The statement has no counterexamples

b:What you are trying to prove

c:The theorems you will use

d: The definitions of important vocabulary

Answer 1

A counterexample is an example (a case) where the statement is false. One counter example is sufficient to invalidate the statement, compared to a million verifications that a statement is true does not prove anything.

In your mind, are all prime numbers odd?

Answer 2

no so it wud be A?

Answer 3

Is 2 a prime?

Answer 4

yes but its not odd

Answer 5

So the statement is false.
However, I do not see how the remaining 3 answers relate to the question. Can you check if there's a typo?

Answer 6

ohh there was

a: the statement has no counterexamples
b:21 is a prime number but not odd
c:15 is an odd number but not prime
d:2 is a prime number but not odd

Answer 7

i mixed questions sorry

Answer 8

I guess you have your answer!

Answer 9

haha yea i do thank you so much!

Answer 10

You're welcome!