*stares at math homework.*

Determine the truth value of each conditional statement. If true, explain your reasoning. If false, give a counterexample.

7. If the moon has purple spots, then it is June.

*blinks*
*stares*

...the fuck?

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That is clearly false, but...how in the HELL do you give a counter example to that.

As bizzare as it sounds. That statement is 100% true. Now, don't get confused and start looking up pictures of the moon scouting for purple spots. It's true only in an if-then statement. IF the moon has purple spots, THEN it is June. If-then statements are made up of two things. A hypothesis, the "if" part, and the conclusion, the "then" part. Now here is where it starts getting confusing. If perhaps the hypothesis should be "illogical" like the moon having purple spots, then the statement would be considered true. On the other hand, if the hypothesis were to be:If it is June, and the conclusion being:then the moon has purple spots. That would be false, because the hypothesis falls under the realm of logic and it's counterpart, the conclusion, is false and illogical.

what the heck is going on here?

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Purple spots.

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Criiimmmssoooon!

*SHoves into homework*

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Too late. Homework is done.

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Good. *Shoves into IC*

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:-P I don't wanna!

@Silver Fox, I posted~ *scoops up and snuggles, rubs eaaarrrrrs*

@Silver Fox, I posted~ *scoops up and snuggles, rubs eaaarrrrrs*

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*Stares out blankely.*

Sometimes I wish I was a cute little fox or somethin'...

*Puts on a headband with little fake fox ears*

@yoshua171 Actually, Mithera doesn't use magic to maintain her form. She only uses her magic to change forms.

@yoshua171 Actually, Mithera doesn't use magic to maintain her form. She only uses her magic to change forms.

@Burthstone

Are you working on a post?