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1. Conditional Statements
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Exercise 5 Page 71

Identify what comes after if and then in the statement. Which is the hypothesis, and which is the conclusion?

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A conditional statement, p → q, can be written as an if-then statement where p is the hypothesis and q is the conclusion. Therefore, whatever comes after if in our statement is the hypothesis and what comes after then is the conclusion.
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