It very well could be, but not necessarily. What if q = 10, s = 8, and t = 6?
The statement is that q is less than s, and s is less than t (which therefore also means q is less than t).
However, when we substitute (replace) all the letters with the values we assigned them, we can find that the expression becomes:
10 < 8 < 6
This clearly isn’t right, as 10 is the greatest number there, and 8 is definitely less than 10 and greater than 6.
Answer:
19
Step-by-step explanation:
If the remaining 4 letters can be anything, you have 2*26^4 = 913,952 possible 5-letter ham radio call signs.
I think it's D. Hope this helps! Let me know if it's correct.
Answer:
Correct choice is D
Step-by-step explanation:
A conditional statement, symbolized by 
is an if-then statement in which p is a <u>hypothesis</u> and q is a <u>conclusion</u>.
Given statement: "Stars have ten vertices", consider statements:
p="A figure is a star",
q="A figure has 10 vertices".
Then the conditional statement 
sounds as "If a figure is a star, then it has ten vertices."
