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Write the contrapositive and the converse of the following conditional

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Lunna [17]2 years ago

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The contrapositive statement are:

If the lake is frozen, then it isn't cold.
If Solomon is happy, then he isn't healthy.
If Tigist does not take a walk, then it will not rain

<h3>What is the converse statement?</h3>

The converse statement are:

If the late is frozen, then it is cold.
If Solomon is happy, then he is healthy.
If Tigist Tigist does not take a walk, then it will rain.

Note that the converse of a statement is created by the act of switching the hypothesis given and also the conclusion.

Therefore, The contrapositive statement are

If the lake is frozen, then it isn't cold.
If Solomon is happy, then he isn't healthy.
If Tigist does not take a walk, then it will not rain

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kenny6666 [7]2 years ago

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The contrapositive statement is:

If the lake is frozen, then it isn't cold.

If Solomon is happy, then he isn't healthy.

If Tigist does not take a walk, then it will not rain.

We have given that the statements,

We have to determine the contrapositive and the converse of the following conditional statements.

<h3>What is the converse statement?</h3>

The converse statement is:

If the late is frozen, then it is cold.

If Solomon is happy, then he is healthy.

If Tigist Tigist does not take a walk, then it will rain.

Note that the converse of a statement is created by the act of switching the hypothesis is given and also the conclusion.

Therefore, The contrapositive statement is

If the lake is frozen, then it isn't cold.

If Solomon is happy, then he isn't healthy.

If Tigist does not take a walk, then it will not rain.

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