Question

if the statement is rewritten as a conditional statement in if-then form, which best describes the hypothe
two lines in a plane intersect at a point.
○ two lines in a plane intersect
○ two lines intersect at a point
○ a point exists
○ points are in a plane

Explanation:

A conditional if-then statement splits the original claim into a hypothesis (the "if" part, the given condition) and a conclusion (the "then" part, the result of the condition). For the statement "Two lines in a plane intersect at a point," the if-then form is "If there are two lines in a plane, then they intersect at a point." The hypothesis is the condition set in the "if" clause.

Answer:

A. two lines in a plane intersect