Question

1: What is the Converse of the statement?
I do my schoolwork early, I get my allowance faster.

2: What is the Contrapositive of the statement?
I do my schoolwork early, I get my allowance faster.

Answer 1

@bibby @pooja195 @undeadknight26

Answer 2

@campbell_st @Phebe @Awesome781

Answer 3

@Here_to_Help15 @taylor12344 @Crissy15

Answer 4

p: I do my schoolwork early,
q: I get my allowance faster

How would the converse read? See attached chart. @BasilisHolmes33

Answer 5

I am trying to figure out that part.

Answer 6

Would be ''I get my allowance faster, If i do my schoolwork early'' ?

Answer 7

@Directrix

Answer 8

Converse of p -->q is this: q--->P

q: I get my allowance faster
p: I do my schoolwork early

So, write the converse as:

If I want to get my allowance faster, then I do my schoolwork early.

Answer 9

Hmm. I was just little bit off there.

Answer 10

p: I do my schoolwork early
q: I get my allowance faster

The contrapositive of p --> q is this: ~q --> ~p

~q: I do not get my allowance faster

~p: I do not do my schoolwork early

Answer 11

Oh.. So you just add the word not?

Answer 12

Yes. That is what the ~ symbol means.

But, you still have to write the contrapositive.

If I do not get my allowance faster, then I did not do my schoolwork early.