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2 years ago

A conditional statement and it's_______ must always have the same truth value.

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Answer: C) Contrapositive

The original conditional is in the form "If P, then Q"
The contrapositive is in the form "If not Q, then not P"
You flip the order of P and Q, and you also negate each piece. The original conditional and contrapositive can be proven to have the same truth values through the use of a truth table.

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