[Ezra Halleck]

5) Iden­tify each of the fol­low­ing state­ments as a con­junc­tion, dis­junc­tion, con­di­tional, or bi­con­di­tional.
If Jon fails this test, then he will fail the course.
The John­sons will build a pool if and only if they win the lot­tery.
Tamika is tak­ing his­tory and eco­nom­ics.
We will ship our prod­ucts ei­ther via rail­road or on a boat which will pass through the Panama Canal.

[CCBassT87]

“If Jon fails the test, then he will fail the course.” Is con­sid­ered a con­di­tional state­ment be­cause it is a two part state­ment that is con­nected to each other.
” The John­sons will build a pool if and only if they win the lot­tery.” Is con­sid­ered a bi­con­di­tional state­ment be­cause one part is based off of the work­ing of the other.
“Tamika is tak­ing his­tory and eco­nom­ics” Is con­sid­ered a con­junc­tion state­ment.
“We will ship our prod­ucts ei­ther via rail­road or on a boat which will pass through the Panama Canal.” Is con­sid­ered a dis­junc­tion state­ment.