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­The football matches between Fancy club and Dare Devil never end in a [#permalink] New post   13 Feb 2024, 07:09
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­The football matches between Fancy club and Dare Devil never end in a tie whenever Louis Jr has played for Fancy club. However, Fancy club has won against Dare Devil irrespective of Louis Jr playing the match for the team.

Statement: Fancy Club has won matches against Dare Devil __1__ Louis has played those matches. Further, the match between Fancy club and Dare Devil ends in a draw __2__ Louis Jr has not played for Fancy Club in that match. ­
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Re: ­The football matches between Fancy club and Dare Devil never end in a [#permalink] New post   15 Feb 2024, 08:53
Hi! What is the difference between choosing "if" and "only if"?
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Re: ­The football matches between Fancy club and Dare Devil never end in a [#permalink] New post   15 Feb 2024, 08:57
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A sentence ‘If A then B’ can be written as ‘A only if B’. Both mean the same.

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Re: ­The football matches between Fancy club and Dare Devil never end in a [#permalink] New post   29 Mar 2024, 14:55
Louis play for F => never end in a tie
=> only end in tie when Louis does not play

Irrespective of = Whether or not

­Fancy Club has won matches against Dare Devil __1__ Louis has played those matches. Further, the match between Fancy club and Dare Devil ends in a draw __2__ Louis Jr has not played for Fancy Club in that match.

1: whether or not
2: only if
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