Brad wrote the statement shown below. If a triangle is obtuse, then all angles do not measure less than 90°. Which of these is logically equivalent to it? Answer If a triangle is not obtuse, then all angles measure less than 90°. If a triangle is obtuse, then it has no angle measuring more than 90°. If all angles of a triangle measure less than 90°, then the triangle is not obtuse. If all angles of a triangle do not measure less than 90°, then the triangle is obtuse.
is it D?
Obtuse angles are usually bigger than 90 degrees
so You would be correct. I believe
looks like D to me.... but I think Brad needs some remedial geometry
no, the converse is NOT equivalent to the original statement
If all angles of a triangle measure less than 90°, then the triangle is not obtuse.
D: im so confused
yes.. its D only
If you have something like "If P then Q", then the equivalent statement is "If not Q, then not P"
I am 100% sure... its D
The only choice that fits that form is "If all angles of a triangle measure less than 90°, then the triangle is not obtuse. "
A is not correct.. as in case of right angled triangle.. its not holds correct..!!
thank you guys : )
The answer isn't D
Jim is right, it's c)
Sorry
uhhhh why is it C?
If a triangle is obtuse, then all angles do not measure less than 90 If all angles of a triangle measure less than 90°, then the triangle is not obtuse. --it's saying the equivalent thing
Because saying something like "if it is raining, then it gets wet outside" is the same as saying "if it's not wet outside, then it is not raining"
jim, you are a genius :)
thx josh, does that make sense tahtah99?
yeah thank you : )
you're welcome
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