The Difference Between a Condition Precedent and a True Condition

question 39

True/False

The difference between a condition precedent and a true condition precedent is that a condition precedent is really a condition subsequent.

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Definitions:

Genetically Inherited Factors

Characteristics and traits passed from parents to offspring through their genes.

Conj

Short for "conjunction," it is a logical connector indicating that two statements, terms, or conditions must be true simultaneously.

Add

To combine two or more quantities or values to find their total.

Add

The mathematical operation of combining two or more quantities to achieve a sum or total.