Write the following statement in the form "if $p$,then $q$":
$q$: There is a traffic jam whenever it rains.
$q$: There is a traffic jam whenever it rains.
(N/A) The statement "There is a traffic jam whenever it rains" means that if it rains,then there is a traffic jam.
Thus,the statement in the form "if $p$,then $q$" is: If it rains,then there is a traffic jam.
Thus,the statement in the form "if $p$,then $q$" is: If it rains,then there is a traffic jam.
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