Question

Consider the following conditional statement.

Answer 1

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Step-by-step explanation:

Part A:

Lets take the value of a=10

Thus a+1=b

10+1=11 , it means the value of b is 11

11>10 or b>a

Now take the value of a as -3

Therefore a+1=b

-3+1= -2

-2>-3 or b>a

The pair of values for a and b are: a=10 then the value of b would be 11;

And a=-3; then the value of b would be: -2.

Part B:

It is not possible to create a pair of values for a and be, in which the numerical relationship shown in the given conditional statement is false, therefore b>a if a+1=b....

Answer 2

Answer:

Part A:

Lets take the value of a=10

Thus a+1=b

10+1=11 , it means the value of b is 11

11>10 or b>a

Now take the value of a as -3

Therefore a+1=b

-3+1= -2

-2>-3 or b>a

The pair of values for a and b are: a=10 then the value of b would be 11;

And a=-3; then the value of b would be: -2.

Part B:

It is not possible to create a pair of values for a and be, in which the numerical relationship shown in the given conditional statement is false, therefore b>a if a+1=b....

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