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8090 [49]3 years ago

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ANSWER

The second statement is the contrapositive of the first.

EXPLANATION

If we have the conditional statement,

$x\Rightarrow \: y$

Then the converse of this statement is
$y\Rightarrow \: x$

The inverse of this statement is
$\neg \: x\Rightarrow \neg \: y$

and the contrapositive of this statement is
$\neg \: y\Rightarrow \neg \: x$

The correct answer is C.

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