A simple statement can be a combination of 2 or more simple statements
False
If you take a combination of simple statements you get a compound statement. Simple statement can't be broken down further. Such a combination of simple statements is called compound statement. This combination is made by using the connectives AND, OR etc.
The Truth value of simple statement doesn't explicitly depend on the other statement. The compound statements consisting of component statement p, q, r . . . . . is written as s(p, q, r) . . . . .