Question

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Which is a conditional statement for this sentence?

All birds can fly.
A. If an animal can fly, then it is a bird.
B. If an animal can’t fly, then it is a bird.
C. If an animal is a bird, then it can fly. <---
D. If an animal is not a bird, then it can fly.

@SolomonZelman

Answer 1

I'm pretty sure it's C.

Answer 2

Based on the statement, all birds can fly. So the first one can be eliminated because it says that if an animal can fly, then it is a bird. That is false. The second one says if an animal can't fly, then it is a bird and so that one is false because the statement is all birds can fly. The third one says if an animal is a bird, then it can fly which says that any animal that is a bird can fly and the last one is not it because it excludes birds.

Answer 3

@jtryon Am I right?

Answer 4

You are right. The answer is C

Answer 5

Which is the conclusion of this statement?
If a and b are both negative then a • b = |a| • |b|.

A. If a and b are both negative, a • b = |a| • |b|. <---
B. a • b = |a| • |b| if a and b are both negative.
C. a and b are both negative.
D. a • b = |a| • |b|.

Answer 6

@jtryon