Question

The converse of p(arrow) q is:



p(arrow)q
~p(arrow)q
q(arrow)p
~p(arrow)~q
~q(arrow)~p

Answer 1

q implies p

Answer 2

q(arrow)p

Answer 3

explain im losttt

Answer 4

if a boy likes a girl
the converse would be
the girl likes a boy

Answer 5

so if p then q
converse is just "the opposite"
if q then p

Answer 6

In zzr0ck3r's case it would be
if a boy likes a boy
the converse would be
the boy likes the boy

Answer 7

another example

Original Conditional Statement: "If it rained, then the grass is wet"

Converse: "If the grass is wet, then it rained"

Answer 8

wow you are homophobic as well @FutureMathProfessor ?

Answer 9

U R

Answer 10

bad at math, lies about stuff he does, and homophobic...line up boys and girls future math prof is here

Answer 11

don't be such a noob

Answer 12

looool

Answer 13

~truth = undetermined
yes im a noob:)

Answer 14

wow I got so many medals for calling you out...lol people love you.