Q.For each of the following compound statements first identify the connecting words and then break it into component statements.

A compound statement is built by joining two or more simpler statements together using a connecting word such as "and" or "or"; each of the simpler statements that make it up is called a component statement. For example, "7 is both odd and a prime number" is a compound statement whose components are "7 is an odd number" and "7 is a prime number", joined by "and". Likewise, "There is something wrong with the bulb or with the wiring" is a compound statement joined by "or", with components "there is something wrong with the bulb" and "there is something wrong with the wiring". Splitting a compound statement into its component statements is always the first step toward deciding whether the whole statement is true, because "and" and "or" each combine the truth of the …