If 5 – 2x = 3x, then x = 1. What is the underlined portion of the statement called?

counterexample

hypothesis

conclusion

assumption

Question

If 5 – 2x = 3x, then x = 1. What is the underlined portion of the statement called?
		
counterexample
		
hypothesis
		
conclusion
		
assumption

directrix · Answer

What is the underlined portion? I don't see it.

dayakar · Answer

where is underline

directrix · Answer

@lashaun

anonymous · Answer

then x = 1 is te under line thingy

directrix · Answer

If 5 – 2x = 3x, --->  Hypothesis

 then x = 1. -----> Conclusion


Which one?

anonymous · Answer

idk thats why i asked you guys

directrix · Answer

Look at what I posted.

Is this the underlined portion?

then x = 1.                   -----> Conclusion

directrix · Answer

then x = 1. -----> Conclusion

dayakar · Answer

ief p then q [this is form of a statement]
p is called hypothesis
q is called conclusion

dayakar · Answer

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dayakar · Answer

is it clear

directrix · Answer

It is clear to me @dayakar 

My response was clear to me, also.  :)

dayakar · Answer

@Directrix, ok

directrix · Answer

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