Which conclusion follows from the 2 given statements ? ### Logical Reasoning Problem**Question:**Which conclusion follows from the two given statements?**Given Statements:**1. If wind knocks down the tree, we will lose power.2. We did not lose power.**Possible Statements:**- The wind knocked down the tree.- My neighbor lost power.- I hate the wind.- The wind did not knock down the tree.### Analysis:Based on the given statements, we need to determine the logical conclusion that follows.- Statement 1: If the wind knocks down the tree, we will lose power.- Statement 2: We did not lose power.Given these statements, if we did not lose power, then according to the first statement, it means the wind did not knock down the tree. Therefore, the logical conclusion is:**Conclusion:**- The wind did not knock down the tree.### Key Points:- The conclusion is drawn based on the logical implication provided in the given statements.- Understanding logical deductions is essential in problem-solving.**Note:** The other statements mentioned are irrelevant to the logical deduction derived from the given statements and do not provide any useful information for concluding.

If wind Knocks down the tree we will lose power. and we did not lose power that's why we did not…

n conclusion follows from the two given statements? Statement: If wind knocks down the tree, we will lose power. Statement: We did not lose power. The wind knocked down the tree. My neighbor lost power. I hate the wind. The wind did not knock down the tree.

n conclusion follows from the two given statements? Statement: If wind knocks down the tree, we will lose power. Statement: We did not lose power. The wind knocked down the tree. My neighbor lost power. I hate the wind. The wind did not knock down the tree.

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