Question

Geometry help...
-I'm confused..
@mathstudent55

Answer 1

at least try to learn the terms

Answer 2

http://www.regentsprep.org/Regents/math/geometry/GP2/indexGP2.htm

Answer 3

The answer is B.

Converse is a statement that is switched. For example, the condition: "If it is raining, then the grass is wet." This is a true statement. The converse of this statement is "If the grass is wet, then it is raining," which is not always true.

The inverse is a statement that is negating both the hypothesis and conclusion of a conditional. For example, "If it is not raining, then the grass is not wet," is an example of an inverse statement for the first conditional mentioned in the first paragraph.

Answer 4

@nincompoop -it's funny how the problems that I actually try on you NEVER see,
but when I ask for help you immediately show up claiming "AT LEAST TRY!"
Funny how you're SOO quick to judge without knowing the whole story..

Answer 5

@nincompoop I would greatly appreciate you just ignoring my posts, please don't even bother commenting. Thank you in advance.

Answer 6

@lilia222
Do you still need help on this one?

Answer 7

He really is just trying to say that if you learn the terms you can figure these out on your own @lilia222 - You are smart and I think you can do it! Would you like me to walk with through each of the terms so you understand them well and can figure these out on your own?

Answer 8

@Cosmichaotic No, he does this whenever he's online and sees my post, he just enjoys it sooo much..
I don't understand why he can't be positive about it and just walk someone through a problem, instead of just writing "Try", "Do you even do work?" , etc.

-Honestly, I just told him that response because from here on out I'm done arguing with him and would really appreciate it if he just doesn't comment at all.

Answer 9

@lilia222 , please tell me more about how @nincompoop feels. You speak as if you are him. Teach me how to just /know/ someone's feelings towards a matter without actually being that person.

Answer 10

@mathstudent55 , @happyrosy was kind enough to just tell @lilia222 the answer. She doesn't need anymore help.