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OpenStudy (aperez):

The second statement is the _________ of the first? [ A to B] [-A to -B] A.Contrapositive B.Inverse C. Contradion D.Converse

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Well, if [A to B] is the statement its contrapositive is [-B to -A] its converse is [B to A] its contradiction, if I'm not mistaken, is [A to -B] That leaves just one of the choices :)

OpenStudy (aperez):

Inverse, but why not contradiction?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Contradiction doesn't negate the first (antecedent) Notice that the contradiction is [A to -B] and the Inverse is [-A to -B] These are two very different statements :)

OpenStudy (aperez):

Ah! Splendid sounds legit, thank you very much. ;)

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Anytime :)

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