Mathematics, 22.05.2021 04:30, tjeffers90028

Identify the hypothesis of the statement. If a and b are positive, then a−b is positive.

If a−b is positive, then a and b are positive.

a−b is positive.

a and b are positive.

If a and b are positive, then a−b is positive.

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Identify the hypothesis of the statement. If a and b are positive, then a−b is positive.