Given:
p: x is prime.
q: x is even.
What is the truth value of p^q when x is replaced by 2?

Not enough information is provided.
p^q is false
p^q is sometimes true
p^q is true

Question

Given: 
p: x is prime.
q: x is even.
What is the truth value of p^q when x is replaced by 2?
 		
	Not enough information is provided.
	p^q is false
	p^q is sometimes true
	p^q is true

xapproachesinfinity · Answer

2 is prime doesn't imply 2 is even
although 2 is even number
but the implication is wrong
a counter example is to take a prime number 5 for example
it is prime however is not even