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Refer to the following conditional statement: If a and b are odd integers, then a – b is an even integer. Identify the conclusion. A. a – b is not an even integer B. a and b are odd integers C. a – b is an even integer D. a and b are not odd integers C? @iGreen
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does it say a-b like a minus b
yeah
That's correct @eflatt13
I think C is right. You're proving the conclusion. The conclusion is a-b is an even integer.
C it is
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I meant it is C not C it is
You can say it either way, @lacrosseplayer22
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