Inverse of p—>q is ~p—>~q
Basically the third choice.
Inverse swaps the truth value of both statements.
Converse swaps the both of statements. (Ex. p—>q then converse would be q—>p)


Use the fact that integrals are additive on their intervals. Mathematically, if
, then

So we have

Use the Pythagorean Theorem to find the length of the side marked "x."
x^2 + (10 mi)^2 = (13 mi)^2. Thus, x^2 + 100 mi^2 = 169 mi^2.
Next, x^2= (169-100) mi^2, or x^2 = 69 mi^2. Find the positive square root of both sides of this equation. What is it?
Answer:
B & D
Step-by-step explanation:
B & D