Question

What is the converse of the following statement?

“If his shoes are clean, then he did not walk in the mud.”
Answer
If his shoes are not clean, then he walked in the mud.
If his shoes are clean, then he walked in the mud.
If he walked in the mud, then his shoes are not clean.
If he did not walk in the mud, then his shoes are clean.

Answer 1

I tend to think converse is misnamed ... so I always do what the opposite of what I think it should be :)

If p then q ; converses to: If q then p which feels inversish to me

Answer 2

hmm so which one do you think is the answer?

Answer 3

if p then q
if q then p
last one