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If p→q is true, then ~q→~p is true? True or False
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true i think
true
yes it is true
the question is then, why would it be true?
there are 3 definitions that i can recall from this material inverse: p -> q ::: -p -> -q converse: p -> q ::: q -> p i always feel these two are backwards .... the third is contrapositive: p -> q ::: -q -> -p a contrapositive ALWAYS has the same truth value
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... always retains the same truth value? maintains the same truth value? .... if one side is true the other side is true :)
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