Question

Find the counterexample to this statement: If the product of two numbers is even, then the two numbers are even.
Answer

(A) 2·4 = 8
(B) 3·5 = 15

(C) 30·2·2 = 120

(D) 3·4 = 12

Answer 1

Well you want the one where the product is even but one of the numbers is odd. An example that's not one of the answers would be 3*6=18

Answer 2

Remember a conditional statement is only false when the If clause is true and the Then clause is false

Answer 3

P->~Q

Answer 4

IDK it has to be one of the answers Thanks for the Help

Answer 5

D is the right answer, because 3 is not even.

Answer 6

by the way @angelopps :

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Answer 7

Thanks @btaylor and everyone else