What does the statement "a logical argument written with statements in one column and the corresponding reason in another column" define? A.) conditional statement B.) two-column proof C.) postulate D.

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What does the statement "a logical argument written with statements in one column and the corresponding reason in another column" define?

A.) conditional statement
B.) two-column proof
C.) postulate
D.) biconditional statement

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Answer:

Two-column proof

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The answer is B.) two-column proof

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