if conditional and it's converse are always true then the statement is a

converse

conditional

biconditional

counterexample

Question

if conditional and it's converse are always true then the statement is a 

converse

conditional

biconditional 

counterexample

anonymous · Answer

This should be in Mathematics, but this is an easy one if you pay attention in class!

anonymous · Answer

The answer is C) Biconditional

Tag me in your math questions!

goformit100 · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

I apologize! I didn't even consider you were new!