Equivalent Statements · Example 3
Use the conditional statement, “If all dogs bark, then Lassie likes to bark,” to identify the following.
(a) Write the hypothesis of the conditional statement and label it with a .
(b) Write the conclusion of the conditional statement and label it with a .
(c) Identify the following statement as the converse, inverse, or contrapositive: “If Lassie likes to bark, then all dogs bark.”
(d) Identify the following statement as the converse, inverse, or contrapositive: “If Lassie does not like to bark, then some dogs do not bark.”
(e) Which statement is logically equivalent to the conditional statement?
OpenStax, Contemporary Mathematics · §2.5 Equivalent Statements · Example 3
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