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makvit [3.9K]
1 year ago
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Write two conditionals from each biconditional

Mathematics
1 answer:
bearhunter [10]1 year ago
3 0

Two conditionals from each biconditional are

  • (1) A month has exactly 28 days (2) It is February
  • (1)Two angels are complementary  (2) The measures of the angles add up to 90
  • (1) The area of square s^2 (2) The perimeter of the square is 4s

<h3>How to write two conditionals from each biconditional?</h3>

A biconditional statement is represented as:

if and only if p, then q

From the above biconditional statement, we have the following conditional statements

Conditional statement 1: p

Conditional statement 2: q

Using the above as a guide, the conditional statements from the biconditional statements are:

<u>Biconditional statement 30</u>

  • A month has exactly 28 days
  • It is February

<u>Biconditional statement 31</u>

  • Two angels are complementary
  • The measures of the angles add up to 90

<u>Biconditional statement 32</u>

  • The area of square s^2
  • The perimeter of the square is 4s

Read more about biconditionals at

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