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In the statement If a line is bisected then it is cut into two equal parts The hypothesis is If a line is bisected and the conclusion is then it is cut into two equal parts?
False. "If" and "then" are NOT included in the hypothesis and conclusion... (:
How you two apples cut into three equal parts?
two thirths
What is the literal meaning of bisect?
To cut or divide into two parts., To divide into two equal parts.
Cut or divide something into two parts?
The word for cutting or dividing something into two equal parts is bisect.
What is the math term bisected?
To 'bisect' is to cut into two equal parts.
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