Question

Select two statements that can form a biconditional.

A) If 5f - 8 = -6, then 3d = 3.

B) If 5f = -6, then 3d - 4 = 3.

C) If 3d = 3, then 5f = -6.

D) If 5f - 6 = -8, then 3d + 3 = -4

Answer 1

To form a biconditional statement, two statements must have the same truth value. The correct statements that can form a biconditional are: If 5f - 8 = -6, then 3d = 3 and if 3d = 3, then 5f = -6.

Step-by-step explanation:

To form a biconditional statement, we need two statements that are both true or both false.

The correct statements are:

1. If 5f - 8 = -6, then 3d = 3.
2. If 3d = 3, then 5f = -6.

In other words, both statements must have the same truth value. If the first statement is true, then the second statement must also be true, and vice versa.