Asked by alan
Refer to the following statement: Two lines are perpendicular if and only if they intersect to form a right angle.
A. Is this a biconditional statement?
b. Is the statement true?
this is what I put
a. yes
b. yes
A. Is this a biconditional statement?
b. Is the statement true?
this is what I put
a. yes
b. yes
Answers
Answered by
namrot
I don't know what biconditional means, but I'm pretty sure that b is true.
Answered by
Brooke
a.yes because a biconditional statement says "if and only if" so its true
and b is true also
and b is true also
Answered by
alan
yes i'm correct for once
Answered by
Brooke
haha right
I thought geometry was hard for a while but than it got easier =]
I thought geometry was hard for a while but than it got easier =]
Answered by
namrot
No, you seem smart! This geometry is harder than the class I'M taking, and I'm in honors! So you're very smart!
Answered by
namrot
it's stil hard for me. :(
Answered by
Brooke
haha
are you in geometry any more?
Im in algebra 2 and its almost exactly the same as algebra 1 so its pretty easy
are you in geometry any more?
Im in algebra 2 and its almost exactly the same as algebra 1 so its pretty easy
Answered by
alan
i was in honors in jr. high and my new high school doesn't offer it so i'm stuck in just regular geometry. I also think algebra 2 is easy it is just that geometry gets you sometimes.
Answered by
Anonymous
biconditional
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