Question

Wouldn't this be FF->T

Answer 1

What is the truth value for the following conditional statement?
p: false
q: false

∼p → ∼q
T F → T
F T → F
F F → T
T T → T

Answer 2

Lol what

Answer 3

I'm crazy bout you😅😅😅😅

Answer 4

Lol what im thining

Answer 5

Hahha

Answer 6

Lmao bot you confused me xD

Answer 7

A conditional statement is only false if the antecedent is true (T) but the consequent is false (F).
T →→ F = F
In all other cases, a conditional is true (T).
T →→ T = T
F →→ T = T
F →→ F = T
Since the conditional statement p →→ q has a F →→ F value, the truth value of the statement is true (T).

Answer 8

Lol i'm Imar Boto and what is this question even now XD

Answer 9

Hey am I cute, Imar?

Answer 10

Hahha I scared him LOL

Answer 11

Lol congrats



Anyways so i was right?

Answer 12

Yana's work is correct. I'm not sure what the flirting has to do with the question.

Answer 13

Me neither.

Answer 14

I don't either. I'm not sure what the flirting has to do with it either..