Questions: 3 10 points What is the conclusion to the following statement? I'll buy that CD for you if you want it. You want the CD I'll buy that CD for you Previous

3 10 points What is the conclusion to the following statement? I'll buy that CD for you if you want it. You want the CD I'll buy that CD for you Previous
Transcript text: 3 10 points What is the conclusion to the following statement? I'll buy that CD for you if you want it. You want the CD I'll buy that CD for you Previous
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The answer is: I'll buy that CD for you.

Explanation: The statement "I'll buy that CD for you if you want it" is a conditional statement. It means that the action of buying the CD is dependent on whether the person wants it. The conclusion drawn from this statement is the action that will be taken if the condition is met.

  • "You want the CD" is the condition that needs to be satisfied.
  • "I'll buy that CD for you" is the conclusion or the action that will follow if the condition is met.

Therefore, the conclusion to the statement is "I'll buy that CD for you."

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