Question

what is the conclusion in this conditional statement? given that two lines are parallel, they do not intersect. the two lines do not intersect the two lines are parallel

Explanation:

In a conditional statement (usually in the form "If p, then q"), the conclusion is the part that follows from the hypothesis. Here, the hypothesis is "two lines are parallel" and the conclusion is what results from that, which is "they do not intersect" (or "the two lines do not intersect"). The statement "the two lines are parallel" is the hypothesis (the condition), not the conclusion.

Answer:

the two lines do not intersect