Which best describes the meaning of the statement "If A, then B'?

O

A. If A is false, then B must be false.

O

B. If Ais false, then Bmight be false.

O

c. if A is true, then B might be true.

O

D. If A is true, then B must be true.

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Mathematics

Valery Newton

29 October, 01:10

Which best describes the meaning of the statement "If A, then B'?

O

A. If A is false, then B must be false.

O

B. If Ais false, then Bmight be false.

O

c. if A is true, then B might be true.

O

D. If A is true, then B must be true.

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Malcolm Mccann · Answer 1

Malcolm Mccann 29 October, 03:09

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If A is false, then B is true.

Alisa Watson · Answer 2

It depends on what context the information is used in. All of the above statements could be correct but because we don't know the context of the information there is no way to decide which statement is truly correct

Which best describes the meaning of the statement "If A, then B'?OA. If A is false, then B must be false.OB. If Ais false, then Bmight be false.Oc. if A is true, then B might be true.OD. If A is true, then B must be true.

Which best describes the meaning of the statement "If A, then B'?

O

A. If A is false, then B must be false.

O

B. If Ais false, then Bmight be false.

O

c. if A is true, then B might be true.

O

D. If A is true, then B must be true.