Exercise · ZW-PROPOSITION-003 · ★☆☆ Basic
Which statement best describes a proposition?
Choose one option.
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- B. It has exactly one truth value
Explanation
A proposition is a declarative statement and receives exactly one truth value. It need not be a question or an equation, and it can be false.
Review the concept: Proposition
A proposition is a declarative statement that is assigned one of the truth values \(\top\) or \(\bot\).
\[P\in\{\top,\bot\}\]
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