Question

p: You drive over 65 miles per hour
q: You get a speeding ticket

Proposition: Driving over 65 miles per hour is sufficient to get a speeding ticket

how to write this as p and q and logical connectives?

Answer 1

\[p \rightarrow q\]

Answer 2

p=>q

Answer 3

p implies q

Answer 4

why p implies q?

Answer 5

Even we know that if you get q true, it will make p also true. But the statement is one direction so p=>q

Answer 6

..i do not get that...

Answer 7

k....
"sufficient" means the preview condition is enough to show that the next condition is true

Answer 8

mmhmm

Answer 9

but not backwards

Answer 10

want to see some examples?

Answer 11

but why is "sufficient" a condition?

Answer 12

nevermind... i get it