If the statement "If I am hungry, then I am not happy" is assumed to be true, is its inverse, "If I am not hungry, then I must b
e happy," also always true? A. No B. Yes
2 answers:
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This is to be a

statement, each thing that he say's is the opposite.
(I am hungry) = I am not hungy
(I am not happy) = I am happy
They both are inversed
Your correct answer is
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~Jurgen
The answer will be B.yes plz mark me brainliest
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