Assume that the given statements are true. What conclusion, if any, can be drawn from these premises?

a → b and a → c
A) c → b B) b → c
C) b → a

Question

Assume that the given statements are true. What conclusion, if any, can be drawn from these premises?

  a → b and a → c
A)	c → b      B)	b → c
C)	b → a

anonymous · Answer

If those are supposed to be logical implication arrows, then it gets a little trickier.

anonymous · Answer

i dont think ther is a answer in the qn

anonymous · Answer

Are those supposed to be if-then statements?

anonymous · Answer

yea gues so

anonymous · Answer

@CliffSedge  wat do u think?

anonymous · Answer

If so, then none of those conclusions are valid.

anonymous · Answer

If a implies b and a implies c, then all you can say is that a implies both b and c; just knowing that b or c are true, tells you nothing about a.

anonymous · Answer

@kassey1329 
Any other information you can give us?