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The inverse of p(arrow) q is: p(arrow)q ~p(arrow)q q(arrow)p ~p(arrow)~q ~q(arrow)~p
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~p(arrow)~q
no sir
Zzrocker being a noob again..
future google...
you use google and you still think contrapositive = inverse? man get a life..
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please leave me alone and stop messaging me. I said no. leave it at that future. its getting odd...
again you are wrong about 90% of the time, so ......google might be a good thing.
nah...I'm right 100% of the time, you should just leve the site
lol, so you will get more medals for wrong answers that I don't correct....nope
LOL okay
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more examples needed?
if anything i'm the one correcting you..you don't even know 9th grade terminology cmon now
more examples needed?
see math requires proof, I have lots. do you?
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