Question

12. Write the statement as a bicondtional.
A If point R is not between points P and Q on a line, then PR+RQ does not equal PQ
B If PR+RQ=PQ, then Point R is between points P and Q on a line.
C If PR +RQ does not = PQ, then point R is not between points P and Q on a line.
D Point R is between points P and Q on a line, if and only if PR+RQ=PQ

13. Is the biconditional statement true?
A True
B False

Answer 1

@Loopki40

Answer 2

Okay, rmemebr what I said about "if and only if" statements before? Whenever you see an "if and only if" statement it is always the biconditional

Answer 3

so its c then right

Answer 4

No lol, look for the statemnt with "if and only if"

Answer 5

then it is b

Answer 6

lol no again.. Look for "if and only if"

Answer 7

so dose not means only then, for a

Answer 8

Look at D.. Point R is between points P and Q on a line, IF AND ONLY IF PR+RQ=PQ

Answer 9

oh duh i didnt see d lol i feel soo dumb right now lol

Answer 10

and 13 is true right

Answer 11

not exactly

Answer 12

It never says anything about both linesbeing congruent, so the answer is no

Answer 13

so its false

Answer 14

yup

Answer 15

k