Question

What is the truth value of a conditional statement whose hypothesis is false and conclusion is false

Answer 1

Hello!

A conditional statement is an if-then statement, symbolized as p → q. p represents the hypothesis and q represents the conclusion.

Here is the truth table for p → q:

p                  q                        p → q
True            True                   True
True            False                  False 
False          True                    True
False          False                  True

Therefore, if hypothesis is false (p) and the conclusion is false (q), then the conditional statement is true.