Based on these statements:

All of the roses in the garden are red.

All of the violets in the garden are blue.

All of the flowers in the garden are red or blue.

If the first two statements are true, is the third statement true, false or unknown?

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Joey Richardson

Computers & Technology

1 July, 03:28

Based on these statements:

All of the roses in the garden are red.

All of the violets in the garden are blue.

All of the flowers in the garden are red or blue.

If the first two statements are true, is the third statement true, false or unknown?

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Answers (2)

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Blanche · Answer 1

True.

Explanation:

The statement 1 says that all roses in the garden are red. The statement 2 tells that all violets in the garden are blue. The garden has all the flowers which are red and they are not change. The violets are changed and turned blue in the garden. The garden has 2 colors in it. The flower are red or either they are blue. The third statement is true. All the flowers in the garden are red or blue.

Carley Hurst · Answer 2

Answer

False

Because, we are only given the color of two flowers, the garden probably has a lot more flowers that aren't mentioned

Based on these statements:All of the roses in the garden are red.All of the violets in the garden are blue.All of the flowers in the garden are red or blue.If the first two statements are true, is the third statement true, false or unknown?

Based on these statements:

All of the roses in the garden are red.

All of the violets in the garden are blue.

All of the flowers in the garden are red or blue.

If the first two statements are true, is the third statement true, false or unknown?