Asked by Lila
Which statement is correctly written as a conditional statement?
A. If the number 10 is an even number, then it is a composite number.
B. The number 10 is an even number when it is a composite number.
C. A number, such as 10, is a composite number because it is even.
D. The number 10 is an even number, or it is a composite number.
A. If the number 10 is an even number, then it is a composite number.
B. The number 10 is an even number when it is a composite number.
C. A number, such as 10, is a composite number because it is even.
D. The number 10 is an even number, or it is a composite number.
Answers
Answered by
Lila
I think its c
Answered by
oobleck
conditional
If you review that topic, you will find that it usually is of the form
if ... then ...
If you review that topic, you will find that it usually is of the form
if ... then ...
Answered by
gg
so what is the answer
Answered by
no name.
The answer is A
A conditional statement is written in a "if b, then c" i.e "IF the number 10 is a an even number, THEN it's a composite number."
A conditional statement is written in a "if b, then c" i.e "IF the number 10 is a an even number, THEN it's a composite number."
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