Nicky writes, “If I am a bird, then I fly,” as an example of a conditional statement. Also, Nicky claims that the hypothesis is “I fly.” Is Nicky correct? If not, correct the error.

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Nicky writes, “If I am a bird, then I fly,” as an example of a conditional

statement. Also, Nicky claims that the hypothesis is “I fly.” Is Nicky correct? If not, correct the error.

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$yes \: nicky \: is \: right$

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The hypothesis would be the entire sentence. A hypothesis is an if, then statement.

Geoffrey Booth answered Dec 4, 2019

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