If an angle measures 43°, then the angle is acute.

Are the statement and its inverse true?

Both the statement and its inverse are false.

The statement is false, but the inverse is true.

Both the statement and its inverse are true.

The statement is true, but the inverse is false.

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Steve Branch

Mathematics

26 April, 15:27

If an angle measures 43°, then the angle is acute.

Are the statement and its inverse true?

Both the statement and its inverse are false.

The statement is false, but the inverse is true.

Both the statement and its inverse are true.

The statement is true, but the inverse is false.

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Rojas · Answer 1

The statement is true, but the inverse is false.

Anything below 90 ° is a acute angle, so any degree between 1 and 90 is acute. Meaning if it inverse doesn't equal 43 °, but can be 44 ° for example, it can be acute.

If an angle measures 43°, then the angle is acute.Are the statement and its inverse true?Both the statement and its inverse are false.The statement is false, but the inverse is true.Both the statement and its inverse are true.The statement is true, but the inverse is false.

If an angle measures 43°, then the angle is acute.

Are the statement and its inverse true?

Both the statement and its inverse are false.

The statement is false, but the inverse is true.

Both the statement and its inverse are true.

The statement is true, but the inverse is false.