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Use the Law of Syllogism to draw a conclusion from the two given statements. If it is Thursday, then Sara gets a paycheck. If Sara gets a paycheck, then she goes to the bank. Sara goes to the bank. If it is Thursday, then Sara goes to the bank. It is Thursday. If it is not Thursday, then Sara does not go to the bank.
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never knew what a "law of syllogism" is, but what you have here is if P, then Q if Q, then R from which you can conlcude if P, then R
i.e. If it is Thursday, then Sara goes to the bank.
thank you
yw i am assuming that this is multiple choice right? in which case the answer i wrote is correct
it is
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