Check whether the following sentence is a statement. Give reasons for your answer.
Mathematics is fun.

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(N/A) sentence is considered a statement in logic if it is either true or false,but not both.
This sentence is subjective because for some people,mathematics is fun,while for others,it may not be.
Since the truth value of this sentence depends on the individual's opinion,it is not always true or always false.
Therefore,it is not a statement.

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