A conditional statement can be expressed as If X, then Y.
X is the hypothesis and Y is the conclusion.
A counterexample is an example in which the hypothesis is true, but the conclusion is false. If you can find a counterexample to a conditional statement, then that conditional statement is false.

Find which of the given option have legs but not an animal

A conditional statement can be expressed as If X, then Y. X is the hypothesis and Y is the conclusion. A counterexample is an example in which the hypothesis is true, but the conclusion is false. If you can find a counterexample to a conditional statement, then that conditional statement is false.

Check which of the given options has handles but is not a bag

A fruit which is red but not apple.

Find a number that is composite but p+1 is not a prime number.

Check which of the given appliance could be used to watch a movie or a video but is not a TV.

A conditional statement can be expressed as If X, then Y.
X is the hypothesis and Y is the conclusion.
A counterexample is an example in which the hypothesis is true, but the conclusion is false. If you can find a counterexample to a conditional statement, then that conditional statement is false.

Use the definition of counterexample to answer this question.

A conditional statement can be expressed as If X, then Y.
X is the hypothesis and Y is the conclusion.
A counterexample is an example in which the hypothesis is true, but the conclusion is false. If you can find a counterexample to a conditional statement, then that conditional statement is false.