Question

Which of these is an example of a Boolean value?

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Responses

apple, banana, and pear

apple, banana, and pear

apple or banana

apple or banana

apple

apple

banana

banana

Answer 1

None of the options provided are examples of a Boolean value. Boolean values are typically "true" or "false". The examples given (like "apple", "banana", or combinations thereof) are not Boolean values. If you're looking for examples of Boolean expressions, they would be statements that evaluate to either true or false, such as "5 is greater than 3" (which is true) or "2 is equal to 3" (which is false).