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Converse etc. of beach statement

Short answer

Converse: If I go to the beach then it is a sunny summer day. Contrapositive: If I do not go to the beach then it is not a sunny summer day. Inverse: If it is not a sunny summer day then I do not go to the beach.

State the converse, contrapositive and inverse for the conditional statement, "I go to the beach whenever it is a sunny summer day."

The statement "q whenever p" means p → q. Let p: "it is a sunny summer day" and q: "I go to the beach". Original: If it is a sunny summer day, then I go to the beach.

FormSymbolicStatement
Converseq → pIf I go to the beach, then it is a sunny summer day.
Contrapositive¬q → ¬pIf I do not go to the beach, then it is not a sunny summer day.
Inverse¬p → ¬qIf it is not a sunny summer day, then I do not go to the beach.

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