Consider the following statement.I eat raw fish only if I am in a Japanese restaurant. (a) Determine the antecedent and consequent. Antecedent:I eat raw fish.orI am in a Japanese restaurant. Consequent:I eat raw fish.orI am in a Japanese restaurant. (b) Rewrite the compound statement in the standard "if... then..." form. If I am in a Japanese restaurant, then I eat raw fish.orIf I eat raw fish, then I am in a Japanese restaurant. (c) Interpret the conditions that make the statement false. A. The statement is false when I am in a Japanese restaurant and do not eat raw fish.B. The statement is false when I am in a Japanese restaurant and eat raw fish. C. The statement is false when I eat raw fish and I am not in a Japanese restaurant.D. The statement is false when I am not in a Japanese restaurant and I am not eating raw fish.

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Consider the following statement.

I eat raw fish only if I am in a Japanese restaurant.

(a) Determine the antecedent and consequent.
Antecedent:

I eat raw fish.

I am in a Japanese restaurant.

Consequent:

I eat raw fish.

I am in a Japanese restaurant.

(b) Rewrite the compound statement in the standard "if... then..." form.

If I am in a Japanese restaurant, then I eat raw fish.

If I eat raw fish, then I am in a Japanese restaurant.

A. The statement is false when I am in a Japanese restaurant and do not eat raw fish.

B. The statement is false when I am in a Japanese restaurant and eat raw fish.

C. The statement is false when I eat raw fish and I am not in a Japanese restaurant.

D. The statement is false when I am not in a Japanese restaurant and I am not eating raw fish.

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