👉 In mathematics, a counterindication is a statement that contradicts the hypothesis of one or more conditional statements. It can be used to express contradictions between two or more sentences in logical reasoning. For example: 1. "If it rains tomorrow, then I will go outside." - This statement implies that if it rains tomorrow, then you will go outside. However, it contradicts the hypothesis: "I am going outside." 2. "It is raining today and I have a fever." -
