Question

-I need to fill in the missing row of the truth table.
-And are the two statements logically equivalent?

Answer 1

Okay.
The converse is the equivalent of the inverse.

The countrapositive is the equiv of the original statement.

Answer 2

um? :p

Answer 3

Okay: original statement
If a, then b.
Converse:
If b, then a.
Inverse:
If NOT a, then NOT b.
Countrapositive:
If NOT b, then NOT a.

Note the order. Very important.

Answer 4

I understand the terms. I don't understand how it gets me the answer though haha

Answer 5

I understand the logic. I forget the notation completely.

Answer 6

I got it.
Okay, you are missing for that table
False P and True Q

Answer 7

Missing a p = F, q = T. Now, one by one, go through the columns, e.q., ~q = ~F = T, p AND q = F AND T = F, etc... Try it, then get back to us.

Note: I don't know what you're asking for with respect to equivalency. Are what to logical propositions equivalent, exactly?

Answer 8

If the hypothesis is false and the result is true...