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A conditional can have a _____ of true or false

A. Hypothesis
B. counterexample
C. conclusion
D. truth vaule

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Answer: Truth value

Explanation:

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User Miller Cy Chan
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The correct answer is:
D) truth value.

Explanation:
The values "true" and "false" are used to describe a conditional statement's truth value. The hypothesis of a conditional is the part after "if," and the conclusion is the part after "then"; while true or false will describe these, that is not the definition.
A counterexample is an example that disproves a conditional statement; again, while true or false will describe this, they are not the definition
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