Geometry help , please?

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Geometry help , please?

@IMStuck 
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imstuck · Answer

Hello dear!  What's up?

anonymous · Answer

Aloha Beautiful :)

imstuck · Answer

I believe it's the second choice down.  Let me have another look-see at it, though, Ok?

imstuck · Answer

No it's the third one down,  definitely.  Statement 1 is a converse cuz it switches the hypothesis with the conclusion, and statement 3 is a contrapositive cuz it negates both the hypothesis and the conclusion and then switches them.

imstuck · Answer

Did you get that, @lilia222 ?

anonymous · Answer

@IMStuck  Yes ma'mm :D
so you get this question and explained it has to be "B"?
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anonymous · Answer

You know what, this'll make it easier.

In an (if, then) statement the (if) is called a hypothesis and the (then) forms a conclusion.

In your problem "(If) it's a Garage Sale, (then) it's a Sunday", the Hypothesis is "If it's a Garage Sale" and the Conclusion is "then it's a Sunday".

If we switch the (If) and the (then) we form the converse.

"If it's a Sunday, then it's a Garage Sale". 

Statement one says this! So we are left with options C and D for our answer.

anonymous · Answer

Does that make sense, or am I going to deeply into it...?

anonymous · Answer

@IMStuck said, and I quote "No it's the third one down,  definitely.  Statement 1 is a converse cuz it switches the hypothesis with the conclusion, and statement 3 is a contrapositive cuz it negates both the hypothesis and the conclusion and then switches them".

I said, it is option C or D by my explanation.