Is It Possible to Connect Two Propositions with the Connective

question 130

Multiple Choice

Is it possible to connect two propositions with the connective "if" in such a way that both propositions are asserted?

• A)No, because with "if," neither proposition is ever asserted.
• B)No, because with "if," the proposition following the word "if" is always unasserted.
• C)Yes, because with "if," both propositions are always asserted.
• D)Yes, because with "if," the proposition following the word "if" is always asserted.
• E)Yes, because with "if," one of the two propositions (but not both) is always asserted.

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