The measures of two angles have a sum of 180º if and only if the angles are supplements. This statement is true.
A biconditional statement has 2 parts : a conditional statement that states "If hypothesis, then conclusion" and a converse statement which states " If conclusion, then hypothesis" . When both these parts are true, then it is called a biconditional statement.
Answer:
The experimental probability of landing on heads is 0.3
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given the following in the question:
Number of heads = 30
Number of tails = 70
Talia said the probability of getting heads is
.
She evaluated the wrong probability.
She did not considered total number of trials in the experiment.
Formula for probability:
Probability of heads =

The experimental probability of landing on heads is 0.3
3 kilometres = 3,000 metres
so the ratio is 500 : 3000
= 1 : 3000/500
= 1: 6
I’m guessing the second one since it shows 32 and not 36