Question

Refer to the following conditional statement:

If a and b are odd integers, then a • b is an odd integer.

Which shows the conclusion?




a and b are not odd integers
a • b is not an odd integer
a and b are odd integers
a • b is an odd integer

Answer 1

The statement

if P, then Q when P is a premise, and Q is the consequent

asserts: that if the the premise is true, it is sufficient to conclude, that the consequent is also true

Answer 2

So based on what you told me... I think it's C am I right?

Answer 3

yeah i think so

Answer 4

unless the question means

Which IS the conclusion?

Answer 5

Thank you :)