Question

Geometry help

A statement that can be expressed in if-then form is a?
Converse
Conditional
biconditional
counterexample

Answer 1

@Dobby1

Answer 2

ok let me think it sometimes takes a minute for it to come back to me

Answer 3

Okay
Thank you for your help

Answer 4

I believe it is a conditional statement

Answer 5

Okay, could you help me with some more questions please? I have an F in that class right now and I need to bring it up or I am screwed

Answer 6

yeah sure hey guess what

Answer 7

oh and could I have a medal

Answer 8

Yeah sure!
And what?

Answer 9

I am trying to become a ambassador

Answer 10

what's that?

Answer 11

it is someone that represents the site. they are kind helpful follow the code-of-conduct I have always wanted to be one.

Answer 12

Oh that is awesome!

Answer 13

I know I am hoping they except my application form it would be so cool but if they dont I could always try another time

Answer 14

yeah that's true! Good luck!

Answer 15

thx but I dont need luck I need got to think I should be one at this time but

Answer 16

I need god not got

Answer 17

Which shows a true conditional with a correctly identified hypothesis and conclusion?
The first three months are free, so I must have joined the gym. Hypothesis: the first free months are free. Conclusion: I must have joined a gym

if you join the gym, then it is free for the first three months.
Hypothesis: it is free for the first three months
conclusion: you join the gym

if you join the gym, then it is free for the first three months.
Hypothesis: You join the Gym
conclusion: it is free for the first three months.

the first three months are free, so I must have joined a gym.
Hypothesis: I must have joined a gym
Conclusion:the first free months are free

Answer 18

I think it would be the first one