The truth or falsity of the proposition is as follows;
Q1: At least one seller was able to sell more than 10 cars is not true
∼Q1: No seller was able to sell more than 10 cars is true
The truth of a proposition is the condition in which the given conditions of the proposition are valid.
The falsity of a proposition is the condition in which the given conditions of the proposition are not valid.
Given the proposition below:
Q1: At least one seller was able to sell more than 10 cars
∼Q1: No seller was able to sell more than 10 cars
∼Q1 is false when Q1 is true and true when Q1 is false.
Given the following statistical data regarding the productivity of the employees; that is, on the number of cars sold
• Median number of cars sold: 6 cars
• Range of Cars Sold: 4 cars
The maximum number of cars sold by one vendor = 6 + 4 = 10 cars
Q1: At least one seller was able to sell more than 10 cars is not true
∼Q1: No seller was able to sell more than 10 cars is true
Therefore, the proposition Q1 is false.
In conclusion, the truth or falsity of a proposition is the truth value of that proposition.
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