Question

Select whether the following statement is always true, sometimes true, or never true.

The conclusion of a statement is the then part.

Answer 1

always true

Explanation:

The conclusion of a statement is always the part after the 'then'.

In conditional statements, two parts are present, the hypothesis and the conclusion. For example (written in if-then form): if a number is a natural number then the number is an integer, where "a number is a natural number" is the hypothesis and "the number is an integer" is the conclusion.

Answer 2

The answer is ALWAYS TRUE.

Explanation:

The conclusion of a statement is the then part.

This can be Always true.

This is because we always put the hypothesis as the "if" and the conclusion as "then".

For example:

If x=5, then
`2x-2=8`

Therefore, the answer is always true.