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Anyone know a easy way to remember conditional statements, inverse, converse, contrapositive and biconditional?

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dumbcow · Answer

inverse --> opposite, converse --> backwards, contrapositive --> opposite and backwards, biconditional --> 2 arrows (<=>)

anonymous · Answer

Inverse is opposite of the original statement? Like q-->p?

dumbcow · Answer

i means opposite like in negation........inverse of p =>q is ~p => ~q

dumbcow · Answer

backwards means flip the order, converse of p=>q is q=> p

anonymous · Answer

Flip is q-->p?

dumbcow · Answer

yes

anonymous · Answer

Ok...I THINK I've got it....

dumbcow · Answer

awesome :)

anonymous · Answer

Ok, I'm sorry. can you explain the biconditional statement?

anonymous · Answer

Come back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Dx

dumbcow · Answer

haha......, biconditional statement looks like this, p <=>q, it means p=>q AND q =>p

anonymous · Answer

Ok :) Thank you