Question

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Answer 1

@jim_thompson5910

Answer 2

let me think

Answer 3

hmmm seems to be both clauses are false for one
a trapezoid is not a parallelogram
and a square is not a rhombus either

so
I'd assume a statement with two false clauses as well

Answer 4

so
I'd assume a statement with two false clauses as well would be the answer that is

Answer 5

I'm not sure, I'm stuck too.

Answer 6

well

the two clauses that look false to me would be
"if a square is a rhombus" well a square is not a rhombs
"then a hexagon has five sides" well, a hexagon has HEXA = 6 sides

Answer 7

hmmm actually.....a rhombus can be a square....
since the only requirement is that all sides be equal :/

Answer 8

chose*

Answer 9

ok... .so....
the inital clauses are .... one false and one true
so

because , a trapezoid is by definition NOT a parallelogram, so that's false
but a rhombus can be a square

so let us find a false and true clauses
hmmm

I gather I'd go with
"if a square is a polygon" true
"then a quadrilateral does not have four sides" false

Answer 10

@jdoe0001 I was thinking that option 2, I think that would be the best choice!

Answer 11

eheheh

Answer 12

well.... let us read it differently
instead of
"A trapezoid is a parallelogram if a square is not a rhombus"

let us read it by its "positive" wording, not its "negative" one

"if a square is a rhombus, then a trapezoid is not a parallelogram"
true true
or

"if a square is a rhombus, then a hexagon does not have five sides"
true true

Answer 13

hehe :)

Answer 14

can i join for a second to say that this answer is wrong

Answer 15

Please support your reasoning.

Answer 16

oh i read it wrong I apologize