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If you have no keyboarding skills, then you can’t use a computer.

If you can’t use a computer, then you can’t write essays using a word processor.

If you have no keyboarding skills, then you can’t write essays using a word processor.

Could be false. This confuses sufficient and necessary conditions and is just the contrapositive of (B). Having keyboarding skills is necessary, not sufficient, for writing essays using a word processor.It’s possible to have keyboarding skills and yet still not be able to write essays in a word processor.

Could be false. This confuses sufficient and necessary conditions and is just the contrapositive of (A). Being unable to write essays using a word processor isn’t a sufficient condition for anything. Someone can be unable to write essays using a word processor even while having great keyboarding skills.

Must be true. This is the contrapositive of the conditional chain in the stimulus.

Could be false. If you can use a computer, all we can infer is that you have at least some keyboarding skills.

Could be false. This confuses sufficient and necessary conditions. Being unable to write essays using a word processor isn’t a sufficient condition for anything. Someone can be unable to write essays using a word processor even while being able to use a computer.

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