What is the converse of the linear pairs theorem
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The converse of a logicalstatement is a s tatement formed by reversing the parts of the statement.
For example, the logical statement "A implies B" has a converse of "B implies A"
The linear pairs theorem states that "<span>if two angles form a linear pair, then they are supplementary".</span>
The converse of the linear pairs theorem is therefore, "if two angles are suplementary, then they form a linear pair".
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