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Mathematics, 06.07.2019 19:30, hdhdenjdxk

)given the conditional statement, "if an integer is a counting number, then it is 0," which of the following can be concluded? the statement is false because the hypothesis is false. the statement is false because the conclusion is false. the statement is false because both the hypothesis and the conclusion are false. the statement is true.

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