Question

Can someone help me please

9. For the conditional statement, "If you fly from Florida to New York, then you travel from south to north," which other form of the conditional must be true?

If you travel from south to north, then you fly from Florida to New York.

If you do not travel from Florida to New York, then you do not fly from south to north.

If you do not fly from south to north, then you do not fly from Florida to New York.

If you fly from New York to Florida, then you fly from south to north.

Answer 1

@perl can u help me

Answer 2

@YouSir

Answer 3

im learnin this now
i would say A

Answer 4

can u help me wit something else?

Answer 5

Hint:

Original: If P, then Q
Contrapositive: If not Q, then not P

the original conditional and the contrapositive are equivalent.

Answer 6

because i think it should be opposite
) in the question its saying if we fly Florida to New York then you travel
A is totally different from that

Answer 7

so its D

Answer 8

this is the answer

Answer 9

"If you fly from Florida to New York, then you travel from south to north,"
<=> is equivalent to
"if you do not travel from south to north, then do you not fly from Florida to New York"

Answer 10

your question C is closest to the answer

Answer 11

im so confued

Answer 12

ok i see, it doesnt matter in this case (fly and travel are interchangeable)

Answer 13

so C is definitely the answer

Answer 14

sorry i left such a bad response

Answer 15

its ok thank u

Answer 16

the words 'fly' and 'travel' are used interchangeably in this example . so then C is correct

Answer 17

can u help me with something else ?

Answer 18

ok

Answer 19

ill tag u in it ok'

Answer 20

ok