Question

I need help again-
Nd yes this is math .
It's apart of my geometry class.

Answer 1

If your statement is `If p , then q `
The converse would be
`If q , then p`

And the inverse would be
`If not p , then not q `

And the contrapositive would be
`If not q , then not p `

Answer 2

So we have

`If I win, then you don't lose`

What is the converse, inverse, and contrapositive?

Answer 3

And then ask yourself if that statement makes any sense. If it does, then it's true.

If it doesn't, then it's false

Answer 4

for converse i got "if you win, then i don't lose"

Answer 5

no no no

Answer 6

you don't change the words from I to you

Answer 7

idk man-

Answer 8

you flip around the order

Answer 9

ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Answer 10

you don't lose if I win

Answer 11

so if i don't lose, then you win ?

Answer 12

yes

Answer 13

so if you don't lose then I win

Answer 14

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @idekanymore14
so if i don't lose, then you win ?
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\)

no, stop changing I and you

Answer 15

i didn't-
i changed don't lose nd win ....

Answer 16

so if you don't lose, then i win ?

Answer 17

the sentence is

IF I WIN,
THEN YOU DON'T LOSE

Answer 18

right

Answer 19

we switch it so it's going to be

if YOU DON'T LOSE,
then I WIN

Answer 20

k then

Answer 21

Do you see??

We went from
If P then Q

to the converse which is
If Q, then P

Answer 22

Yu jus said not to switxh i and you tho-

Answer 23

buddy

Answer 24

you have to switch the PHRASES

Answer 25

not just one word

Answer 26

ohhhhhhhhhh

Answer 27

ye i gotxhu now

Answer 28

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @AZ
If your statement is `If p , then q `
The converse would be
`If q , then p`

And the inverse would be
`If not p , then not q `

And the contrapositive would be
`If not q , then not p `
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\)

now, can you do the inverse?

Answer 29

Just add the word `not` in front of the original sentence in the question

Answer 30

we can fix the English/Grammar of it afterwards

Answer 31

so inverse would be "if i don't win then you don't lose." ??

Answer 32

almost, but you forgot about the `not` in the second half so it would be

you don't don't lose

which is a double negative so it cancels out

Answer 33

make sense?

Answer 34

so "if i don't win, then you lose." ?

Answer 35

You got it!

Answer 36

Now for contrapositive

If not q , then not p

just flip the order you say it in

Answer 37

ok ok so contra. would be "if you don't lose, then i win." ?

Answer 38

no
that's the the converse

to make it the contrapositive, add `not` in front of both phrases in this:
"if you don't lose, then I win"

Answer 39

ok ok so "if you lose , then I don't win." ?

Answer 40

There you go!

Answer 41

Now does the phrase even make sense

If I tell you
I won so you didn't lose

if it makes sense, then it's true
otherwise, it's false

Answer 42

Thank you soooo much . I really appreciate your help, but can we do the next one just to be safe ?

Answer 43

Yes.

Answer 44

I guess it makes sense if we're on the same team
it's a weird sentence anyway haha

Answer 45

nvm i got what yu meant .

Answer 46

nvm i got what yu meant .

Answer 47

Do you want to get started on the next one?

Answer 48

yes please .

Answer 49

Post the next one in a new thread.

Answer 50

ok