Question

What is the inverse of the statement “If there is an open chair, then I will sit down”?

Answer 1

i always think inverse is a wrong name for it

Answer 2

Statement: If P then Q.
Inverse: If not P then not Q.

Answer 3

To impress the teacher.

Statement: \( p \Longrightarrow q\)
Inverse \(\neg p \Longrightarrow \neg q\)

Answer 4

p -> q should inverse to q -> p , but thats not right so i know its

-p -> -q

Answer 5

If there is a closed chair i will stand up

Answer 6

Hmm. Instead, use words like 'not an open chair' and 'I will not sit down.'