If a conditional and its converse are always true, then the statement is a ?
converse
conditional
bio-conditional
counter example

Question

If a conditional and its converse are always true, then the statement is a ?
converse 
conditional
bio-conditional
counter example

directrix · Answer

@lanana    

A conditional and its converse are always true means, in symbols, that (p-->q) ^ (q-->p) are simultaneously true. 

There are two parts to this. Hint: Think "bi" and not "bio" among your options.

anonymous · Answer

the last one ? @Directrix

directrix · Answer

No, not the last one.

Hint: Think "bi" --> Which option is that? @lanana

directrix · Answer

Note: This -->bio-conditional  contains a typographical error. It is not supposed to be "bio" anything. Check your problem source for the correct option.

directrix · Answer

@lanana