Mathematics, 10.10.2019 11:30 peaceouthjkdrb2398

Given the two original statements, can a true conclusion be met? if so, what would it be? if not, why not? 1) if you accept the hypothesis, then you accept the conclusion. 2) you accept the conclusion. conclusion:

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