Use the law of detachment to draw a logical conclusion from the two given statements. If not possible, choose not possible. If it is sunny, then I will have a picnic. I am having a picnic.
not possible
it is sunny
it is overcast
If I am having a picnic, it must be sunny.

Question

Use the law of detachment to draw a logical conclusion from the two given statements. If not possible, choose not possible. If it is sunny, then I will have a picnic. I am having a picnic.
not possible
it is sunny
it is overcast
If I am having a picnic, it must be sunny.

tkhunny · Answer

Sunny ==> Picnic
Not Sunny  --  Silent on whether or not a picnic will be held.

Picnic ==> Sunny or Not Sunny -- Meaningless Statement Alert!!

anonymous · Answer

So it is number 2

tkhunny · Answer

I don't know.  They are not numbered.

However, there is no conclusion to be drawn form ONLY the information that a picnic is under way.

anonymous · Answer

Ok well I think I get it now though.