Write the conditional statement in if-then form.
All new cars have airbags.
Write the conditional statement in if-then form.
The author will make money if his book sells.
Consider the following conditional statement:
The game will be cancelled if it rains.
What is the hypothesis?
Consider the following conditional statement:
The game will be cancelled if it rains.
What is the conclusion?
Consider the following conditional statement:
If you oversleep, then you will be late for school.
What is the hypothesis?
Consider the following conditional statement:
If you oversleep, then you will be late for school.
What is the conclusion?
If it is raining outside, then I will use an umbrella. (think of a counterexample...if you can find one, then the statement is false)
All four legged animals have fur. (think of a counterexample...if you can find one, then the statement is false)
Next month is May if this month is April.
What is the symbolic representation of a contrapositive statement?
What is the symbolic representation of a converse statement?
What is the symbolic representation of a inverse statement?
Use the given conditional statement to write the related conditional.
Conditional statement: If it is Memorial Day, then it is a holiday.
Give the converse statement.
Use the given conditional statement to write the related conditional.
Conditional statement: If it is Memorial Day, then it is a holiday.
Give the inverse statement.
Use the given conditional statement to write the related conditional.
Conditional statement: If it is Memorial Day, then it is a holiday.
Give the contrapositive statement.
Write the original conditional statement into the if/then form:
Conditional statement: Yesterday was Thursday if today is Friday.
Use the given conditional statement to write the related conditional.
Conditional statement: Yesterday was Thursday if today is Friday.
Give the converse statement.
Use the given conditional statement to write the related conditional.
Conditional statement: Yesterday was Thursday if today is Friday.
Give the inverse statement.
Use the given conditional statement to write the related conditional.
Conditional statement: Yesterday was Thursday if today is Friday.
Give the contrapositive statement.
Write the converse of the following true statement:
If you live in the capital of Virginia, then you live in Richmond, Virginia.
Refer to the previous question. If a counterexample of the converse exists, write it on the next line. If no counterexample exists, write NONE.
Write the converse of the following true statement:
If you are a math teacher, then you love to solve problems.
Refer to the previous question. If a counterexample of the converse exists, write it on the next line. If no counterexample exists, write NONE.