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15 Questions about conditional staments

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15 Questions about conditional staments

by Javier Cristóbal López
1

If a number is divisible by 6, is it always divisible by 2?

2

If a triangle is isosceles, does it have at least two equal angles?

3

If a number is a perfect square, is its square root always an integer?

4

If you solve the equation 2x + 5 = 13, will x be equal to 4?

5

If you calculate the value of sin(90°), will you get 1?

6

If you evaluate 2³ × 2⁴, will you get 2¹²?

7

If a quadratic function had a negative leading coefficient and a positive discriminant, would its parabola open upward?

8

If two lines had the same slope, would they always be perpendicular?

9

If a number were both rational and irrational, would it be an integer?

10

If you had used the formula for the perimeter of a rectangle as 2 × (length × width), would your answer have been correct?

11

If you had used the formula for the area of a circle as πd² (where d is diameter), would your answer have been correct?

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12. If you had simplified √(a² + b²) as a + b, would that have been valid for all real numbers?

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13. If you had assumed that all prime numbers are odd, would you have been correct?

14

If you had tried to calculate the cosine of 90° as 1, would that have been correct?

15

If you had tried to take the logarithm of zero, would you have gotten a real number?

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