What is the inverse of the statement “If two lines are parallel, then they never intersect”?

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anonymous · Answer

if two lines are not parallel, then they are intersecting  (sorry for bad english =)

anonymous · Answer

Thank you :)

anonymous · Answer

"if P then Q"
"if not P then not Q"

anonymous · Answer

so is that wrong what he put?

anonymous · Answer

no it is right, but maybe can clean it up a little

anonymous · Answer

how would i do that

anonymous · Answer

sorry i meant 
not  Q: THEY  intersect

anonymous · Answer

P:  two lines are parallel
not P: two lines are not parallel 
Q: they never intersect 
not Q: they intersect

anonymous · Answer

if not P
if two lines are  not parallel
then not Q
then they intersect

anonymous · Answer

? i dont really understand

anonymous · Answer

if you can't get this, i give up =)

anonymous · Answer

hahaha i dont like geometry . this is for my homework

anonymous · Answer

P is the statement: two lines are parallel
not P is the statement : two lines are not parallel
Q is the statement: they never intersect
not Q is the statement: they intersect

anonymous · Answer

so "if not P, then not Q" is the statement
if two lines are not parallel, then they intersect.

anonymous · Answer

oooooohhhh opkaaaay i got that now hahhaha. thank you

anonymous · Answer

yw

anonymous · Answer

satellite73 wins )