Which of the following is a statement? - Vidyadip

MCQ

Which of the following is a statement?

A
Today is Monday
B
Tomorrow will be holiday
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If today is Tuesday then tomorrow will be Sunday
D
There will be full moon tonight

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Answer

Correct option: C.

If today is Tuesday then tomorrow will be Sunday

“Today is Monday”, “Tomorrow will be holiday”, “There will be full moon tonight” are not the statements because we are not sure which day or night we are talking about.
“If today is Tuesday then tomorrow will be Sunday” is a statement because we are sure that it is false.
Wednesday come after Tuesday so if today is Tuesday then tomorrow will be Wednesday.

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