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if P implies Q , P is false , Q is true , the outcome P implies Q is true. I don't understand becasue P imples Q, if the P is false and Q is true, then the statement P===> Q should be false. Please explain or hold some example in sentences
p implies q means p is a sufficient condition for q and q is a necessary condition for p.
That means q is a compulsory condition for p to happen, and p may or may not be a compulsory condition for q to happen.
for example consider this statement.
It is raining today then there are be clouds in the sky.
In the above example p = raining today, q = there are clouds
for rain to happen there must be clouds but if clouds are there in the sky it need not be necessary to rain.
truth table for p => q
P | Q | P => Q |
T | T | T |
T | F | F |
F | T | T |
F | F | T |
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