Question

“If A, then B” is the form of a _ statement

Answer 1

It is a contrapositive proof. It is saying, if one condition is true, the other follows. The only other thing you can conclude from this is if B does not occur, A doesn't either (think about it).

Answer 2

contrapositive proof

Explanation:

For any two given conditions
`A` and
`B` such that if
`A` then
`B` is provided then it will be defined as a contrapositive proof.

A contrapositive proof means that for any two or more conditions if one is true then the other will definitely follow else it will be nullified.

Hence “If
`A`, then
`B`” is the form of a contrapositive proof statement