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So for the first part of this question, we're going to be dealing with a conditional statement where we are saying if negative 3 is less than 1, which is also less than 3, then the magnitude of 1 is actually less than 3.
00:19
So let's just represent this part as our p and this part as our q.
00:25
So as a conditional statement, we are saying if p then q.
00:31
This conditional statement, it is true if we have a false p.
00:37
Or if both p and q are actually true.
00:42
So looking at p, negative 3 is actually less than 1.
00:49
This part is true.
00:51
And 1 is actually less than 3.
00:54
This part is true.
00:56
So this whole p is true.
00:58
Then looking at the right hand side, the magnitude of 1 is actually less than 3.
01:05
So meaning both p and q are true, meaning this conditional statement is satisfied at its state, it is true...