MHB Converse,the contrapositive and the inverse of these condition

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The discussion focuses on determining the converse, contrapositive, and inverse of several conditional statements. For the statement "If it rains today, then I will drive to work," the converse is "If I drive to work, then it rains today," the contrapositive is "If I do not drive to work, then it does not rain today," and the inverse is "If it does not rain today, then I will not drive to work." For the statement "If |x|=x, then x>=0," the converse is "If x>=0, then |x|=x," the contrapositive is "If x<0, then |x|≠x," and the inverse is "If |x|≠x, then x<0." The discussion emphasizes the importance of correctly identifying these logical forms in mathematical reasoning.
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q)give the converse ,the contrapositive and inverse of these conditional statements
a)if it rains today,then i will drive to work
b)if |x|=x then x>=0
c)if n is greater than 3,then n^2 is greater then 9
 
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Re: converse,the contrapositive and the inverse of these condition

annie said:
q)give the converse ,the contrapositive and inverse of these conditional statements
a)if it rains today,then i will drive to work
b)if |x|=x then x>=0
c)if n is greater than 3,then n^2 is greater then 9

If P then Q. What are the converse ,the contrapositive and inverse of that statement?
 
Re: converse,the contrapositive and the inverse of these condition

Plato said:
If P then Q. What are the converse ,the contrapositive and inverse of that statement?

converse q then p
contrapositive not q then not p
inverse not p then not p
i don't understand how to do b part
 
Re: converse,the contrapositive and the inverse of these condition

annie said:
converse q then p
contrapositive not q then not p
inverse not p then not q
i don't understand how to do b part

b) $$\text{If }|x|=x\text{ then }x\ge 0~.$$

Inverse: $$\text{If }|x|\ne x\text{ then }x< 0~.$$

Now you post the others.
 
Re: converse,the contrapositive and the inverse of these condition

Plato said:
b) $$\text{If }|x|=x\text{ then }x\ge 0~.$$

Inverse: $$\text{If }|x|\ne x\text{ then }x< 0~.$$

Now you post the others.

converse if x>=0 then |x|=x
contrapositive if x ne 0 then |x| ne x
 
Re: converse,the contrapositive and the inverse of these condition

annie said:
converse if x>=0 then |x|=x
contrapositive if x ne 0 then |x| ne x
NO!

$$\text{If }x<0\text{ then }|x|\ne x~.$$
 
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