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What is the conjunction of the following two statements? Statement 1: A square is a rhombus. Statement 2: A circle has a diameter of twice the radius. A square is a rhombus, and a circle has a diameter of twice its radius. A square is a rhombus, or a circle has a diameter of twice its radius. If a square is a rhombus, then a circle has a diameter of twice its radius. A square is a rhombus if and only if a circle has a diameter of twice its radius.
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i think its the first one.. But dont listen to me i might be wrong.... Did you try google xD
lol bro u taking my line hahaha
one is correct
ok thanks
lol i told you it was the first one punk xD hah and ik ik
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