assume that all trees are green. does this statement mean that an oak tree must be green? explain why or why not

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moldybubblegum11 · Answer

Yes because all trees will be green.

madisonthedoll · Answer

does this statement mean that anything green must be a tree?

moldybubblegum11 · Answer

that includes coco, almond, coconut, pistachio, papaya... im hungry.

moldybubblegum11 · Answer

no, it just means that all trees must be green.

moldybubblegum11 · Answer

anyone else hungry?

jim_thompson5910 · Answer

`assume that all trees are green` means "if an object is a tree, then the object is green"

the opposite is not true. If an object is green, then it may not be a tree (example: grass)

madisonthedoll · Answer

are the statements "all trees are green" and "all green things are trees" saying the same thing? explain why or why not

moldybubblegum11 · Answer

thats a great way to explain it,

sshayer · Answer

no,assume your shirt is green. Is it a tree?

moldybubblegum11 · Answer

its not because it said "all trees are green" if everything was green it would be a tree. Every person, building, car and street.

moldybubblegum11 · Answer

The statement is just talking about trees.

moldybubblegum11 · Answer

oh, a coconut flavored papaya covered in chocolate.

moldybubblegum11 · Answer

:D

madisonthedoll · Answer

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