- Original: if my lizard is hungry then he will eat. True/ False: this statement is true because most animals will eat when they get hungry.
- Inverse: if my lizard is not hungry then he will not eat. True/ False: this statement is false because my lizard eats even when he is not hungry.
- Converse: if my lizard is eating then he is hungry. True/ False: this statement is false because animals aren't always eating because they are hungry but to store body fat for the winter.
- Contrapositive: if my lizard is not eating then he is not hungry. True/ False: this statement is true because if you flip it, the statement is still true and if he is not eating then he is most likely not hungry.
Monday, September 22, 2014
math conditional statements
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