If-then statement is a conditional statement in the form If A, then B, where A is a hypothesis and B is a conclusion. An if-then statement is used in deductive reasoning.
If two rays have a common vertex, then they form an angle.
If two lines intersect, then their intersection is a point.
A. If a polygon has all its sides equal, then it is regular.
B. A polygon is regular, if it has all its sides equal.
C. If a polygon is regular, then it has all its sides equal.
D. A regular polygon has all its sides equal.
Correct Answer: C
Step 1: Among the statements listed, the if-then statement in choice C is correct.
Q1: Identify the hypothesis in the statement: If it rains, then the ground is wet.
Q2: Which of the following is the converse of: If a shape is a square, then it has four sides?
Q: What is the converse of an if-then statement?
A: The converse of 'If A, then B' is 'If B, then A.'
Q: When is an if-then statement considered false?
A: An if-then statement is false only when the hypothesis (A) is true, and the conclusion (B) is false.