Must a Predicate Always Contain a Verb

question 84

Multiple Choice

Must a predicate always contain a verb?

• A)No, because it might have an adverb instead.
• B)No, because not every proposition is a complete sentence.
• C)Yes, and it must always be "am," "are," or "is."
• D)Yes.
• E)It depends on whether or not there is a verb in the subject.

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Definitions:

Common Difference

The constant difference between successive terms of an arithmetic sequence.

Sequence

A set of numbers arranged in a specific order, where each number is related to one or more numbers before/after it according to a specific rule.

Sigma Notation

A concise way of expressing a sum of terms using the Greek letter sigma (Σ), indicating a series to be added together.

Alternating Series

A series in mathematics where the terms alternately change their signs between positive and negative.