Mathematics · Mathematical Logic
Given two statements: p : 'One is less than seven' and q : 'Two is less than eight'. Which of the following represents the biconditional statement (p ↔ q)?
- 1One is not less than seven and two is not less than eight.
- 2For every one that is less than seven, there exists two less than eight.
- 3One is less than seven, if and only if two is less than eight.✓
- 4If one is less than seven, then two is less than eight.
Correct answer
One is less than seven, if and only if two is less than eight.
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