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Oduvanchick [21]
3 years ago
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1. X is an apple.

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Luba_88 [7]3 years ago
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Answer:

1. X is an apple is necessary condition for X has a sour taste. If X is an apple, then it should have a sour taste.

2. X is being smaller than 100 is a sufficient condition for X is being smaller than 21. If X < 21, then X <100

3. X is gambling in a legal casino is both a necessary and sufficient condition for X is 18 years old or above. It is a must for X to gamble when X is 18 years old. If X is not gambling, X is not 18 years old.

4. Aurora is a parent is a necessary condition for Aurora has a daughter-in-law. If Aurora is a parent, so that she can have a daughter-in-law.

5.  Philip is a vegetarian is sufficient for Philip loves tofu. If Philip doesn't love tofu, it is not enough for him to be a vegetarian.

Hope this help you.

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