Sam told Mia, “If I won the lottery then I would buy a car.”

Which statement is the contrapositive of the above statement?
Answer
If I bought a car, then I won the lottery.
If I won the lottery, then I would buy a car.
If I did not buy a car, then I did not win the lottery.
If I did not win the lottery, then I would not buy a car.

Question

Sam told Mia, “If I won the lottery then I would buy a car.”

Which statement is the contrapositive of the above statement?
Answer
		If I bought a car, then I won the lottery.
		If I won the lottery, then I would buy a car.
		If I did not buy a car, then I did not win the lottery.
		If I did not win the lottery, then I would not buy a car.

oaktree · Answer

If I did not buy a car, then I did not win the lottery.

oaktree · Answer

You flip the sentence and make them both opposites.

anonymous · Answer

Wait I thought that was what converse was?  I'm sorry, this is really confusing me

anonymous · Answer

Never mind I have figured it out,  thank you very much.