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McGraw Hill Glencoe Geometry, 2012

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3. Conditional Statements

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Exercise 5 Page 111

To write the 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 : Conclusion : If \dots then \dots

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Check Your Understanding p.111

Practice and Problem Solving p.111-114

H.O.T. Problems p.114

Standardized Test Practice p.115

Spiral Review p.115

Skills Review p.115