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Chapter 1: Q1. (page 56)

Identify the hypothesis and conclusion of each statement.

If the game is on Saturday, then Eduardo will play.

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"If the game is on Saturday" is the hypothesis and "Eduardo will play" is the conclusion.

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Step 1. Given Statement.

If the game is on Saturday, then Eduardo will play.

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Step 2. Description of step.

To identify the hypothesis and conclusion in the given statement

In the given statement, the word "if" represents a guess that the game can be played on Saturday, hence it is a hypothesis.

Now, if the game is scheduled to be played on Saturday, then Eduardo will play the game. Hence, this is a conclusion.

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Step 3. Conclusion.

Thus, "If the game is on Saturday" is the hypothesis, and "Eduardo will play" is the conclusion.

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