Question

Which is not a correct boolean condition?

1) (x < y 7 == 9)
2) (y ! ≥ 9 || x == 9 )
3) (x == 9 || y != 9)
4) (!(x > y) y == 9)

Answer 1

The correct Boolean condition is option 1) (x < y) 7 == 9. This is not a correct Boolean condition because it is missing an operator between (x < y) and 7 == 9.

Step-by-step explanation:

The correct Boolean condition is option 1) ((x < y) 7 == 9). This is not a correct Boolean condition because it is missing an operator between (x < y) and 7 == 9.

A correct Boolean condition evaluates to either true or false based on the comparison of values. In option 1), there is no operator connecting the two expressions, so it is not a valid Boolean condition.