Question
State the following statement is true or false: In $n(P) = n(M)$, then $P → M.$

Answer

True
Explanation:
$n(P) = n(M)$
It means number of elements of set $P$
$=$ Number of elements of set $M.$
$\therefore$ Sets $P$ and $M$ are equivalent.
$\therefore$ "If $n(P) = n(M)$, then $P \leftrightarrow M" ... $is a True statement.

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