Question

PLEASE HELP ME AND I WILL GIVE A MEDAL!
Refer to the following conditional statement:
If a and b are odd integers, then a-b is an even integer.

Identify the conclusion.
1. a and b are not odd integers
2. a and b are odd integers
3. a-b is an even integer.
4. a-b is not an even integer

Answer 1

@Here_to_Help15

Answer 2

@lacrosseplayer22

Answer 3

@BassCatcher15

Answer 4

@aum

Answer 5

Pls help

Answer 6

2 and 3 are correct always true

Answer 7

But which one is it? I can only pick one

Answer 8

then choose 2nd

Answer 9

a-b is even only if a & b are both odd

Answer 10

Refer to the following conditional statement:

Answer 11

Okay thank you! I have some more if you could help me please?

Answer 12

example ; 7-3 = 4 ans ,
ur welcome ask ?

Answer 13

be quick i've other stuff to do ...

Answer 14

Refer to the following statement: if a and b are odd integers, then a * b is not an odd integer. State the converse of the statement.
1. If a and b are not odd integers then a * b is not an odd integer.
2.if a * b is an odd integer then a and b are odd integers
3. a and b are odd integers
4. a * b is an odd integer

Answer 15

Sorry that took so long I'm typing this on my iPad :( lol

Answer 16

5. Refer to the following conditional statement: if a and b are odd integers then a- b is an even integer. Sate the inverse of the statement.
1. If a-b is an even integer then a and b are odd integers
2. a-b is an even integer
3. if a-b is not an even integer then a and b are not odd integers
4. If a and b are not odd integers then a-b is not an even integer

Answer 17

Are you still there?

Answer 18

@aum

Answer 19

if a-b is not an even integer then a and b are not odd integers

Answer 20

Thank you!! Do you think you could also answer the one before that please?

Answer 21

@aum

Answer 22

hmmm wait was doing some work of my own...

Answer 23

let me check ur questions

Answer 24

Okay thank you :)

Answer 25

Refer to the following statement: if a and b are odd integers, then a * b is not an odd integer. State the converse of the statement.
1. If a and b are not odd integers then a * b is not an odd integer.
2.if a * b is an odd integer then a and b are odd integers
3. a and b are odd integers
4. a * b is an odd integer

ans>> if a*b is not an odd integer than a and b are odd integers

Answer 26

are you sure that the question statement that u wrote is correct because that statement is wrong it can never happen

Answer 27

I'm not sure let me check

Answer 28

because multiplication of two odd integers always yields an odd integer as a result

Answer 29

Oh we'll I'm not sure I checked and those are the options they gave me

Answer 30

its not about the options its about concept see
1*3 =3,
3*5=15,
5*7=35,
7*9=63
and so on, see result is always an odd number...
its universal

Answer 31

hey hello r u there ????

Answer 32

Sorry I had to make food for my brother

Answer 33

Okay so what would the answer be then?

Answer 34

do you know wat converse mean in mathematics

Answer 35

Nope

Answer 36

ohk le' me explain u with an example

Answer 37

suppose that i say a+b=5,
then if i say,
if a,b are 2,3 or 3,2 then the sum is always 5.

Answer 38

its converse would be
if the sum is 5 than a,b should be 2,3 or 3,2

Answer 39

so converse means if the first statement complies with the second then the second would also comply with first one

Answer 40

Oh okay!

Answer 41

now, would you be able to do the similar questions

Answer 42

???? r u dere ?

Answer 43

I don't think so lol and yes I am

Answer 44

hehe )))and for the inverse ...
seee here's an example >>
Statement: If it rains, the game will be canceled.

Inverse (Negate both parts): If it doesn't rain, the game will not canceled.

Answer 45

Oh okay that makes sense but what about the other question. I thought about what you said about converse and I don't think there is a correct answer for it or option I mean lol

Answer 46

well the question itself is wrong i can't do anything about it i can just tell u the concept i wrote u the write statement with an example accordingly u can make the answer

Answer 47

???/

Answer 48

Okay

Answer 49

can i ask u something

Answer 50

It would be number 2! I think . And sure lol

Answer 51

hey where are u from

Answer 52

USA lol wa

Answer 53

Why? And would number 2 be right?

Answer 54

ohk

Answer 55

if a and b are odd integers, then a * b is not an odd integer =>
if a*b is not an odd integer then a and b are odd integers, match this with your options

Answer 56

nothing as such with your place ))

Answer 57

Okay thanks

Answer 58

Where are you from?

Answer 59

india
well i don't use this forum
if u need any help msg me at www.facebook.com/princeharryyy

Answer 60

it may be possible i won't be using it again ))))