P→ q is false and p is true. q is true false

Option 2 (False).

Step-by-step explanation:

Statement is any sentence that is actually an assertion and it carries a truth value. A statement literally states something and that is either true or false. Statements in the form "p implies q" (p → q) are conditional statements. They consist of a hypothesis (p) and a conclusion (q). They can be written as "If p, then q." Like simple statements, conditional statements also carry truth values. Following is the table:

p    q    p → q

T    T      T

T    F      F

F    T      T

F    T      T

This shows that p → q is false only when the hypothesis is true and the conclusion is false. Given that if p → q is false and p is true, then q must be false as shown in the table. Therefore second option is the answer!!!

1) letter c.

2) 4 square root of 9

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