Every odd prime number is greater than 2.

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Write the statement in "If p, then q" form.
Every odd prime number is greater than 2.
If a number is greater than 2, then it is an odd prime number.
A number is an odd prime number and it is greater than 2.
If a number is an odd prime number then it is greater than 2.
If a number is greater than 2, then it is not an odd prime number.
A number is an odd prime number if and only if it is greater than 2.
Transcribed Image Text:4. DETAILS Write the statement in "If p, then q" form. Every odd prime number is greater than 2. If a number is greater than 2, then it is an odd prime number. A number is an odd prime number and it is greater than 2. If a number is an odd prime number then it is greater than 2. If a number is greater than 2, then it is not an odd prime number. A number is an odd prime number if and only if it is greater than 2.
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