Answer: Converse: If the candy has 350 calories, the candy is chocolate, False. There is another 350 calorie candy.
Inverse: If the candy does not have 350 calories, the candy is not chocolate. True In this case, the evidence in the chart supports this. The inverse is not always true.
Contrapositive: If the candy does not have 350 calories, the candy is not chocolate. True The evidence in the chart supports this statement, and the Contrapositive is generally considered a logical equivalent of the original.
Step-by-step explanation:
You need to have a basic frame for converting the original statement to the other forms such as
Original: If P, then Q
Converse: If Q, then P Just reverse the parts
Inverse: If not P then not Q In the same order, make both negative, add "not"
Contrapositive: If not Q then not P Reverse the order of the original and make both negative.
