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Assume the first two statements are true (Athletes are determined. I am determined. I am an athlete.) Is the third statement

True
False
Not enough information

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Answered by surajnegi0600

Answer:

The third statement "I am an athlete" is Not enough information.

Explanation:

The first two statements are true, Athletes are determined and I am determined. But the third statement "I am an athlete" is not necessarily true, as it is not clear if the person being referred to is indeed an athlete or not. Determination does not necessarily make a person an athlete.

It is not possible to determine the validity of the third statement based on the information provided in the first two statements alone. Additional information would be needed to verify if the person is indeed an athlete or not, such as if the person has participated in sports or had training in athletic activities.

In conclusion, the first two statements can be true, but the third statement is not enough information to determine if it is true or false.

Assume the first two statements are true (Athletes are determined. I am determined. I am an athlete.) Is the third statement True False Not enough information

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Assume the first two statements are true (Athletes are determined. I am determined. I am an athlete.) Is the third statement

True
False
Not enough information