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urlocalgay:
Given the statements p and q, write the compound statement p → q. p: The bees are buzzing. q: The flowers are blooming. If the bees are buzzing, then the flowers are blooming. The bees are buzzing if and only if the flowers are blooming. The bees are buzzing, and the flowers are blooming. The bees are buzzing, or the flowers are blooming.
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urlocalgay:
I think it's A seeing as even if a compound statement uses if and then, or, and, and if and only if, p -> q specifically the -> means if then.
somnium:
i believe thats right, it would be a because p -> q and p satisfies the condition to call q true.
urlocalgay:
Right! ^^ also thank you so much for this, I constantly doubt whether or not I'm right and I'd rather not be wrong :']
somnium:
of course, im happy to help! 😇
@urlocalgay wrote:
Right! ^^ also thank you so much for this, I constantly doubt whether or not I'm right and I'd rather not be wrong :']
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