Question

When two statements are connected with the word or, the new statement is called a?

Answer 1

In terms of sets, we call it a "union"

Answer 2

A)conjunction
B)disjunction
C)conditional
D)converse

Answer 3

conjunction? o.O

Answer 4

Is this english or math ?

Answer 5

I'm assuming this is math. so should be a logical "disjunction"

Answer 6

if the word is or then it's disjunction ..i didn't read that good the first time

Answer 7

Its Geometry.

Answer 8

whaaat?! what grade is that from?! o.O

Answer 9

11th grade.

Answer 10

so is it disjunction? do you have a correct answer

Answer 11

The correct answer should be " disjunction" by definition:

A disjunction is two logical statements connected with an 'or'.[1] A disjunction is true if either one of the logical statements are true. The symbol '∨' is often used to mean disjunction in mathematics. The symbol '||' is often used to mean disjunction in computer languages.

Answer 12

and here is the link, http://www.allmathwords.org/en/d/disjunction.html

Answer 13

this is a very stupid question for the 11th grade >_<

Answer 14

Lol. Yes i know i go to mason co high this whole school is ignorant.

Answer 15

I do not know , 11th grade or whatever, in my place, we only have 6th grade , so am not gonna judge. But the correct answer is disconjunction.

Answer 16

*disjunction , sorry

Answer 17

Why do you only have 6th grade math? Thats a little odd we have all kinds of math here its ridiculous. Thanks tho.

Answer 18

I do not know about education in my country,. haha its the law here , but subject to change soon enough

Answer 19

our system is beyond horrible here xD

Answer 20

well we can't change anything about it, I just think its the person that matters, not the school.

Answer 21

yea but they don't share the opinion :D

Answer 22

well got to go , still studying for quizzes, cya

Answer 23

See ya! Im about to post another question @DawnR you can help me if you can (:

Answer 24

sure