A conditional statement is defined as a hypothesis starting with the term 'lf" and ending with the conclusion starting with the term “then” A. True B. False

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Ahmed Atia asked Mar 10, 2022

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A conditional statement is defined as a hypothesis starting with the term 'lf" and ending with the conclusion starting with

the term “then”
A. True
B. False

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Answer:

False

Explanation:

The form of a hypothesis is If, then, because.

Jack Flamp answered Mar 16, 2022

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