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Gnesinka [82]
3 years ago
13

Write a conditional statement that correctly describes each venn diagram in the space provided?

Mathematics
1 answer:
MakcuM [25]3 years ago
7 0
Remember that a conditional statement (p→q) is an if-then in which the first part, p, is the hypothesis and the second part, q, is the conclusion. 

1. Here the set m<span>∠A=40° is a subset of the set Acute Angles, so </span>m∠A=40° is the hypothesis and Acute Angles is the conclusion. 
In other words:
m∠A=40°→∠A is an Acute Angle 
if m∠A=40°, then ∠A is an Acute Angle

We can conclude that the conditional statement that describes the Venn diagram is: if m∠A=40°, then ∠A is an Acute Angle

2. Just like before, the set 2x=4 is a subset of the set x=2; therefore, 2x=4 is the hypothesis and x=2 is the conclusion.
In other words:
2x=4→x=2
if 2x=4, then x=2

We can conclude that the conditional statement that describes the Venn diagram is: if 2x=4, then x=2
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