Write the following statement in the form "if $p$,then $q$":
$r$: You can access the website only if you pay a subscription fee.

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(N/A) The statement $r$ is of the form "$p$ only if $q$",which is logically equivalent to "if $p$,then $q$".
Here,$p$ is "You can access the website" and $q$ is "You pay a subscription fee".
Therefore,the statement in the form "if $p$,then $q$" is: "If you can access the website,then you pay a subscription fee."

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