Which of the following statements are propositions? For those that are not, say why and suggest ways
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Which of the following statements are propositions? For those that are not, say why and suggest ways of changing them so that they become propositions. For those that are, comment on their truth value.
(a) Julius Caesar was prime minister of Great Britain.
(b) Stop hitting me.
(c) Turn right at the next roundabout.
(d) The Moon is made of green cheese.
(e) If the world is flat then 3 + 3 = 6.
(f) If you get a degree then you will be rich.
(g) x + y + z = 0.
(h) The 140th decimal digit in the representation of π is 8.
(i) There are five Platonic solids.
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