In logic, 'if p, then q' is represented as:
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The question is asking how to represent the logical statement 'if p, then q' using symbolic logic notations. It provides multiple choice answers to select the correct representation.
Answer
b. p → q
The final answer is b. p → q
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The final answer is b. p → q
More Information
In logic, 'if p, then q' is a fundamental concept representing logical implications, indicating that if the first statement (p) is true, then the second statement (q) should also be true.
Tips
A common mistake is confusing implication with other logical operators such as 'and' or 'or'.
Sources
- Understanding Conditional Statements - math.libretexts.org
- Reddit Discussion on Conditional Statements - reddit.com
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