A sentence which is either true or false is called
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Answer: when the sentence is wrong it is said to be false
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If the sentence is right then it is true
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A sentence that is either true or false is called a Proposition.
- A proposition in logic and linguistics is the definition of a declarative assertion.
- Meaning, according to philosophy, is a non-linguistic entity that all sentences with the same meaning share.
- In other terms, a proposition is a non-linguistic transmitter of truth or falsity that may translate any language into true or false.
- While the term proposition is sometimes used in daily English to refer to a linguistic statement that can be true or untrue, it relates to the statement's non-linguistic meaning rather than its mathematical application.
- In both the history of philosophy and modern analytic philosophy, the phrase is commonly used to refer to a wide range of problems.
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