Question

What is the conclusion in this conditional statement? If Carter gets sunburned easily, then he avoids the sun.

a) Carter gets sunburned easily
b) Carter avoids the sun
c) Both a) and b)
d) None of the above

Answer 1

The conclusion in this conditional statement is Carter avoids the sun.

Step-by-step explanation:

The conclusion in this conditional statement is Carter avoids the sun. In a conditional statement, the conclusion is the part that follows the 'then' or 'therefore' keyword. In this case, the statement 'Carter avoids the sun' is the conclusion because it is the action that follows the condition 'Carter gets sunburned easily'. It's important to note that the conclusion is not 'Carter gets sunburned easily' because that is the condition set in the statement, not the action that follows it.