Preceded and Followed Condition Based Questions A preceded condition is a condition that must be true for a statement to be true. A followed condition...
A preceded condition is a condition that must be true for a statement to be true. A followed condition is a condition that must be true for a statement to be false.
Examples:
Precondition: If it is raining, then the park is closed.
Followed condition: If it is raining, the park is closed, but if it is not raining, then the park is open.
These two types of questions involve analyzing the order of statements and determining which statements must be true for the overall statement to be true.
Here are some ways to approach these questions:
Start by considering the order of the statements.
Think about what each statement means in the context of the question.
Combine the two statements using logical operators (and, or, not).
Use the truth table to determine the truth value of the overall statement.
By following these steps, you can solve a variety of prefaced and followed condition based questions.