Given the rule ‘If the password is correct, then the account opens’, which of the following is correct?
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Correct answer A. 'The password is correct' is a sufficient condition for 'the account opens'.
Explanation
In 'If P, then Q', P is sufficient for Q and Q is necessary for P. Saying P is necessary for Q, or Q is sufficient for P, states the converse.
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