Question

Trying to check to see if my homework is right
But getting answers are extremely slow coming from my teacher.
If it is snowing in Dallas, Texas, then it is snowing in the United States.
The statement is false. A counterexample may be “It is snowing in Dallas, Texas, but it is
Not snowing in San Francisco California ”.

Answer 1

Not sure what oyur question is but
The statement is true

Answer 2

Here is the question
Is the following conditional true or false? If it is true, explain why. If it is false, give a counterexample. If it is snowing in Dallas, Texas, then it is snowing in the United States.

Answer 3

Here was my answer

The statement is false. A counterexample may be “It is snowing in Dallas, Texas, but it is
Not snowing in San Francisco California ”

Answer 4

MrNood is correct. The statement
"If it is snowing in Dallas, Texas then it is snowing in the United States" is a true statement because Dallas, Texas is in the United States.

Are you studying sets or logic?

Answer 5

If it snows *anywhere* in the US, you can say it snowed in the US.
Dallas is in the US.

Answer 6

Is it right?

Answer 7

3 people have told oyu that your answer is not correct

Answer 8

@AshtarothFick your answer was wrong. Reread the explanations.

Answer 9

Okay thanks

Answer 10

well the statement is true. Because your answer belongs to a larger set.

For example. if they said, It is snowing in USA, therefore it is snowing on Earth, this would be right as USA is definitively part of earth.

The converse does not hold. If it is snowing on earth, does not necessarily mean it is snowing in USA

Answer 11

"It snowed in the US" does NOT mean "It snowed everywhere in the US"

Exactly why is hard to explain... one of those "it's so obvious, it needs no explanation"
(except if you do need an explanation)

Answer 12

Okay thanks for all of you'll help.