What is the hypothesis in the sentence “I go swimming if the sun is out and the temperature is over 80.” 1.I go swimming 2. the sun is out 3.the temperature.

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What is the hypothesis in the sentence “I go swimming if the sun is out and the temperature is over 80.” 1.I go swimming 2. the sun is out 3.the temperature is over 80 4.the sun is out and the temperature is over 80 5.I go swimming if the sun is out

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“If pigs can fly, then snakes have wings.” Give the truth value, in order, of the statement, the converse, and the contrapositive. 1. T T T 2. T T F 3. T F T 4. T F F 5. F T T 6. F T F 7. F F T 8. F F F

“If 3 is prime, then 4 is prime.” Give the truth value, in order, of the statement, the converse, and the contrapositive. 1. T T T 2. T T F 3. T F T 4. T F F 5. F T T 6. F T F 7. F F T 8. F F F

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