If p then q means if p is ________ then q must be ______________. - Vidyadip

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If p then q means if p is ________ then q must be ______________.

✓
True, true
B
True, false
C
False, false
D
False, true

✓

Answer

Correct option: A.

True, true

If p then q means if p is true then q must be true. It says nothing when p is false.
If p is false then q might be true or false.

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