If A -> B and ~A -> C, what does ~C imply?

Question

If A -> B and ~A -> C, what does ~C imply?

Answer 1

What? ??? mabe    A-> B and ~A -> C ,.. more like ~B->C

                                          or it means nothing... unless you are

                                          comtinplating the Lesser factor .

~ C means Nothing

Answer 2

Well, work it backwards...

We know that C is false.. so that means ~A cannot be true (since ~A would mean that C is true).

If ~A is false, that means that A is true.  

And so, you can use the other part of the question to figure out what that implies.

Answer 3

that its less then both A and B...