Question

help

Answer 1

@star_girl

Answer 2

For example, the converse of "If it is raining then the grass is wet" is "If the grass is wet then it is raining."

Answer 3

converse just means the opposite

Answer 4

Just switch the two parts around.

Answer 5

But that's not what it's asking..

Answer 6

"If I am not happy, then I must be hungry"

Do you think this is always true? Are there other things that can make you unhappy? @Adam96

Answer 7

If I am hungry, then I am not happy is the same as If I am not happy, I must be hungry.

Answer 8

nope its true because it means the same thing so if the first statement is true then the next statement will also be true.

Answer 9

do you get it now??

Answer 10

nope

Answer 11

if its true then it means yes right ? @iGreen

Answer 12

true means yes choice B

Answer 13

that was A wt****************

Answer 14

Yes, of course it was A..being hungry ISN'T THE ONLY THING THAT MAKES YOU UNHAPPY. Therefore, it's NOT always true. @Adam96

Answer 15

@star_girl No..saying 'If I'm hungry, I'm not happy' isn't the same thing as 'If I'm not happy, I'm hungry".

The first statement tells you that whenever he's hungry, he will be unhappy.

But the 2nd statement tells us that if he's not happy, then he must be hungry. But this is not true because there are other things that can make us unhappy.

Answer 16

thank you! @iGreen

Answer 17

No problem.