The correct answer is B. If two angles measure 90, then the angles are complementary.
Explanation:
An if-then statement follows the p⇒q form this implies if p (hypothesis) occurs then q (conclusion) occurs or is true. For example, if a polygon has three sides (statement p or hypothesis), then there is a triangle (conclusion).
According to this, in the case of presenting the section "two angles measuring 90" would be a hypothesis or p statement and "are complementary" is the conclusion or q statement considering two angles that sum up 90° are always classified as complementary. Thus, the correct statement is "If two angles measure 90, then the angles are complementary" as this is the only one that follows the p⇒q form integrating the hypothesis and conclusion.
