Read the statements shown in the chart below. Original Statement “If it’s a garage sale, then it’s a Sunday.” Statement 1 “If it’s a Sunday, then it’s a garage sale.” Statement 2 “If it’s not a Sunday, then it’s not a garage sale.” Statement 3 “If it’s not a garage sale, then it’s not a Sunday.” Which option is correct? Statement 2 is a converse, and statement 3 is an inverse of the original statement. Statement 1 is a converse, and statement 3 is a contrapositive of the original statement. Statement 2 is an inverse, and statement 1 is a contrapositive of the
Statement 2 is a converse, and statement 3 is an inverse of the original statement. Original Statement: “If it’s a garage sale, then it’s a Sunday.” (if p, then q) A converse statement does this to the original: if q, then p. An inverse statement does this to the original: if not p, then not q. Clearly, you can see that this is true for the selected answer.
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