Big Ideas Math Geometry, 2014
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1. Conditional Statements
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Exercise 11 Page 71

Identify the hypothesis and the conclusion.

If you have registered, then you are allowed to vote.

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To write the conditional statement in if-then form, we have to identify the statement's hypothesis and conclusion. In the if-then form, the hypothesis comes after if and the conclusion comes after then. Hypothesis:&If... Conclusion:&then... The given statement says that Only people who are registered are allowed to vote. This tells us that before you can vote, you have to start by registering. We can identify the hypothesis and conclusion. Only people who are registered, are allowed to vote. Now we can write the statement in if-then form. If you have registered, then you are allowed to vote