Which best describes the meaning of the statement "If A, then B"? A. If A is false, then B might be false. B. If A is false, then B must be false. C. If A is true, then B must be true. D. If A is true, then B might be true.

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Dominique Ritter

Mathematics

30 April, 17:24

Which best describes the meaning of the statement "If A, then B"? A. If A is false, then B might be false. B. If A is false, then B must be false. C. If A is true, then B must be true. D. If A is true, then B might be true.

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Alexzander Ray · Answer 1

for apex the answer is c. if A is true, then B must be true

Claudia Merritt · Answer 2

In mathematics, the statement if a, then b, says that if a is true, then be is true. If you think about it, this makes sense too. That means that the answer is C., because of the definition of the statement.