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lesantik [10]
3 years ago
15

Which conditional statement has a converse that is true?

Mathematics
2 answers:
EastWind [94]3 years ago
4 0
If I'm running then I'm exercising

Converse if I'm exercising then I'm running not necessarily maybe your jogging or another exercise

If I'm awake then I'm studying
Convers if I'm studying then I'm awake .since you have to be awake in order to study this is the one that's the right answer
slava [35]3 years ago
3 0

Answer: If I am running, then I am exercising.

Reasoning: When you run, you are using your muscles to make your heart beat faster and lungs expand harder, which is part of cardiovascular exercise.

If you are awake, you aren't always studying. You can be awake and go to the beach or play video games in your room. Although, in a way, you are studying something when playing video games. You are studying the game's mechanics and how the game works.

If you are in the desert, you aren't always thirsty unless you haven't drank anything for a long time. You could be chugging down gallons of water throughout the trip through the desert and not be thirsty.

If you are biking, you aren't always moving. There are times where you will have to stop to repump your tires or stop at stop lights/signs.

If you are running, you are exercising your legs, heart, lungs, core muscles, and sometimes your stomach if you're running up a hill.

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