Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Conditional Statement: If it is a beagle, it is a dog.
Converse: If it is a dog, it is a beagle. This is a false statement, since a dog can be any other breed (ex. Pomeranian).
Inverse: If it is not a beagle, it is not a dog. Again a false statement, since if it is a different breed, it is a dog despite not being a beagle. For example, it could be a Pomeranian.
Contrapositive: If it not a dog, it is not a beagle. This is true, since if something is not a dog, it won't be any particular breed of dog either (and it won't be a beagle).
