Answer: The statement is false.
Step-by-step explanation:
We have the statement:
(16 > f) if f = 17
In this case:
f = 17 is the hypothesis.
16 > f is the conclusion.
Then assuming that the hypothesis is true, we need to check if the conclusion is also true.
Then:
16 > f means "16 is larger than f"
Now let's assume that the hypothesis is true, then f = 17, and we can replace this in the inequality above, now we get:
16 > 17
This says "16 is larger than 17"
This is clearly false, then when the hypothesis is true, the conclusion is false.
This means that the statement:
" 16>f if f=17 "
is false.
