The statement "If it rains, then there will be no baseball game" is
A) Logically valid and true
B) Logically valid and false
C) Not logically valid, but true
D) Logically valid, and dependent upon the first clause for truth

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The statement is an example of a conditional statement, which is logically valid as it establishes a clear if-then relationship. The truth of the statement depends on the occurrence of the first clause (if it rains), making the outcome (no baseball game) contingent upon that condition.

The Statement "If It Rains, Then There Will Be No