If an object weighs 3 kilograms, then the object weighs 3000 grams. Give the contrapositive of the statement if Then Give the converse of the statement if then Give the inverse of the statement if then If : an object weighs 3000 grams an object does not weigh 3000 grams an object weighs 3 kilograms an object does not weigh 3 kilograms Then: The object weighs 3000 grams The object does not weigh 3000 grams The object weighs 3 kilograms The object does not weigh 3 kilograms
the statement is like A -> B the contrapositive is like ~B -> ~A
i dont get it ?
In logic, we deal with statements of the form \[P \rightarrow Q\]which is read "P implies Q" or "If P, then Q". In this particular case, your statement is "If an object weighs 3 kilograms (P), then it weighs 3000 grams (Q)". A logical statement has 3 related statements, called the inverse, the converse, and the contrapositive. The inverse is \[¬P \rightarrow ¬Q\]which is read "If not P, then not Q." In this case, we would have "If an item does not weigh 3 kilograms (Not P), then it does not weigh 3000 grams (Not Q)". The converse is \[Q \rightarrow P\]which is read "If Q, then P." In this case, we would have "If an item weighs 3000 grams (Q), then it weighs 3 kilograms (P)". The contrapositive is \[¬Q \rightarrow ¬P\]which is read "If not Q, then not P." In this case, we would have "If an item does not weigh 3000 grams (Not Q), then it does not weigh 3 kilograms (Not P)".
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