Question

If p is true and q is false, the p q is

Always
Sometimes
Never

Answer 1

specify the operator

Answer 2

what do you mean ?

Answer 3

what is supposed to be between p and q

Answer 4

its an arrow pointing right lol sorry im new to this

Answer 5

neither p>q nor p<q nor p=q would always be true

Answer 6

True never implicates false !

Answer 7

Thank you ! @douglaswinslowcooper

Answer 8

You are welcome. I thought your "arrow" might be ">"

Answer 9

It makes no sense if it's an operator like <, >, or =.
p and q are statements since they can be true or false ! The operator between p and q should be an implication that looks like this p => q which is never true in this case for the reason I explained above.