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Chapter 2: Q88. (page 89)

Translate the following statement in if-then form:

“Vito will call after school”.

Short Answer

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If Vito is calling, then the school is over.

Step by step solution

01

Step 1. Given information.

The given statement is:

Vito will call after school.

02

Step 2. Write the definition.

The if-then form is form of conditional statement.

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Step 3. Write if-then form.

The if-then expression for the given statement can be written as:

If Vito is calling, then the school is over.

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