Propositional Logic Worksheet Page 9
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21Conditional Statements or Implications, and
Bi-conditionals
For propositions P and Q, the implication or conditional state-
ment P → Q is false when P is true and Q is false, and is true
otherwise. P is called the premise or hypothesis, and Q is called
the conclusion.
Ways to read P → Q:
If P then Q.
P is sufficient for Q.
P implies Q.
Q follows from P.
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