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22 June, 02:15

Sally says, "If it's sunny, I will go to the park. When I go to the park, I go down the slide."

The next day is sunny.

What can you conclude? What law did you use to draw this conclusion?

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  1. 22 June, 02:34
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    I can conclude that Sally went down the slide. I used deductive reasoning to get my answer. Sally said that if it was sunny, she would go to the park. She also said that if she does go to the park, she will go down the slide. Since Sally did go to the park, I know that she did go down the slide. Based on the information I have, I can use deductive reasoning to get to my answer.
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