Let x and y be integers. Given the statement x >y or x is odd. Which statement follows by the implication rule? O If x < y, then x is odd. O If x y, then x is even. O x

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Let x and y be integers. Given the
statement
x >y or x is odd.
Which statement follows by the
implication rule?
O If x < y, then x is odd.
O If x <y, then x is even.
O If x > y, then x is even.
O x<y and x is even.
Transcribed Image Text:Let x and y be integers. Given the statement x >y or x is odd. Which statement follows by the implication rule? O If x < y, then x is odd. O If x <y, then x is even. O If x > y, then x is even. O x<y and x is even.
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