Write the negation of the following: A snowy day is cold. My answer is: A snowy day is not snowy. Is my answer correct?

Question

Write the negation of the following: A snowy day is cold. My answer is: A snowy day is not snowy. Is my answer correct?

Answer 1

A snowy day is not cold?

Answer 2

I meant to say A cold day is not snowy is my answer.

Answer 3

Is this correct?

Answer 4

You have not specified whether the given statement is a sentence, the negation of which was provided by Damon. If it is a proposition, which would have been stated as follows:

If it snows, then it is cold.
The negation of the above proposition would be:
If it is not cold, it is not snowing.

Answer 5

A snowy day is cold.

Well, if it is in logic form then

Hypothesis: If snowy, then cold.

Converse: If cold, then snowy. (maybe)

Inverse: If not snowy, then not cold. (maybe)

Contrapositive: If not cold, then not snowy. (true if hypothesis is true)

Answer 6

No, your answer is not correct. The negation of the statement "A snowy day is cold" is "A snowy day is not cold." In general, to find the negation of a statement, you need to add the word "not" before the original statement. In this case, you are negating the adjective "cold," so you need to add "not" before it.