alleryIf P then Q, and if Q then R. What follows?
AIf R then P is true
BIf P then R is true
CBoth P and R are false
DQ has to be false
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. If P then R is true
Chaining the two conditionals joins the hypothesis of the first to the conclusion of the second: if P then R.
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