Explanation:
The statement "greater than 2, then P" is a logical statement that implies that if a condition is met (being greater than 2), then another condition or action P will follow. In a logical context, this can be expressed as an "if-then" statement.
For example:
- If the number of apples is greater than 2, then buy more apples (P).
- If the temperature rises above 30 degrees Celsius, then turn on the air conditioner (P).
In both cases, "greater than 2" is the condition that triggers the action or condition denoted by "P." If the initial condition is met, then the action or condition P is carried out.