A sentence is called a mathematically acceptable statement
 if it's either true or false but not both 

p:    3 is greater than 7

Yes

No

Correct. it's a mathematical statement 
as  it's false always and there's no ambiguity

Sorry u r wrong

q: Today is Saturday

Yes

No

The sentence is true on a friday
 but not on other days. it's not a Mathematical statement

Sorry, it's not a mathematical statement

Is it a Mathematical statement?

r: Kashmir is far away from here

Yes

No

Congrats. it's not a mathematical statement

sorry.best luck next time

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a = false
b = false
c = false
d = false
e = false
f = false