In the statement "If a line is bisected then it is cut into two equal parts". The hypothesis is "If a line is bisected" and the conclusion is "then it is cut into two equal parts". T/F

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Danielle Eaton

Mathematics

21 March, 07:14

In the statement "If a line is bisected then it is cut into two equal parts". The hypothesis is "If a line is bisected" and the conclusion is "then it is cut into two equal parts". T/F

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Layla Romero · Answer 1

True

Step-by-step explanation:

The hypothesis of a conditional statement is the "if" part. This means the hypothesis is "If a line is bisected."

The conclusion of a conditional statement is the "then" part. This means the conclusion is "then it is cut into two equal parts."

Moses Sellers · Answer 2

If a line is bisected then that means it is cut into two equal parts.