Question

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

Explanation:

In a conditional statement "if - then", the hypothesis is the part that follows "if". Rewriting "Two lines in a plane intersect at a point" as a conditional statement could be "If two lines are in a plane, then they intersect at a point". The part after "if" is "two lines are in a plane".

Answer:

two lines in a plane