Question

A proposition is said to be –––––––––––– if it

cannot be broken down into simplex propositions.

(a) primitive (b) compound

(c) composite(d) connected​

Answer 1

Answer:

A proposition is said to be compound if it cannot be broken down into simplex proposition

Answer 2

Answer:

b) Compound is the correct answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

What is Compound proposition:

• A compound proposition is one that consists of many propositions put together.
• A compound proposition can be broken down into primitive propositions.

What is a proposition:

• A proposition is any true or untrue declarative language (including mathematical sentences such as equations).
• A typical example of a proposition is that snow is white.
• Only a few things are certain: Snow can be grey, black, or yellow, according to city people.