If p then q means ............ is sufficient condition for ......… - Vidyadip

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If $p$ then $q$ means $............$ is sufficient condition for $............$

A
$p, p$
B
$q, q$
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$p, q$
D
$q, p$

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Answer

Correct option: C.

$p, q$

If $p$ then $q$ means $p$ is sufficient condition for $q$ or $p \Rightarrow q.$
It is not same as $q$ is sufficient condition for $p.$

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