Question

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

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

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

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

Answer 1

A conditional statement and its contrapositive are logically equivalent.

Which option is the contrapositive of “If you fly from Florida to New York, then you travel from south to north."

Answer 2

The first one

Answer 3

Here's a chart to help. Look at it while I look at the first option.

Answer 4

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

Yes, it is the contrapositive.

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Answer 5

so its the first one?