Question

Is the following conditional statement true or false?

If the grass is red, then the snow is white.

Answer 1

that's all you're given? or are you given the truth values of "the grass is red" and "the snow is white"?

Answer 2

is there any red grass?

Answer 3

I guess one could paint it...

Answer 4

not until you show me ever piece of grass

Answer 5

sooo false

Answer 6

we do not have enough information to answer this

Answer 7

if you are a boy, you are not a girl
this depends on the truth value of you being a boy or not

Answer 8

i think your statment is true

Answer 9

if we are to assume there is no red grass, then the antecedent is false and thus the statement is true

Answer 10

if "the grass is red" is false and "the snow is white" is true, then the overall statement is true

in general, the conditional "If P, then Q" is only false when P is true and Q is false

Answer 11

because the grass can be red, and the snow will still be white

Answer 12

its true when p,q are false

Answer 13

if 2=4
then 3=5

Answer 14

does this statement mean if the grass if then only then the snow is white?

Answer 15

if the grass is red* only then the snow is white?

Answer 16

a implies b
if a is false the statement is true

Answer 17

whats the contrapositive to this statment
if the grass is not red, then the snow is not white?

Answer 18

no
if the snow is not white, then the grass is not red

Answer 19

oh ok

Answer 20

FallseeEEEeeee

Answer 21

undetermined

Answer 22

fallacious statement

Answer 23

undetermined, unless we are to assume grass is never red, but even if it does not grow red, and I don't know if it does, one could paint it red.

Answer 24

red grass does grow