Conditional, Biconditional and Related Statements
Conditional, Biconditional and Related Statements
Biconditional
and Related
Statements
Learning
Objectives
Understand conditional statements
CONVERSE STATEMENT:
If the weight of an object increases,
then its mass increases.
INVERSE STATEMENT
• Inverse is the negation of both the
hypothesis and the conclusion.
INVERSE STATEMENT:
If the mass of an object does not
increases,
then its weight does not increases.
CONVERSE STATEMENT:
If the weight of an object increases,
then its mass increases.
CONTRAPOSITI
VE STATEMENT
• Negating the converse
statement is called CONTRAPOSITIVE STATEMENT:
contrapositive. If the weight of an object does not
increases,
then its mass does not increases.
•If not Q, then not P (~Q → ~P)
Summary
CONDITIONAL (P → Q)
CONVERSE (Q → P)
INVERSE (~P → ~Q)
CONTRAPOSITIVE (~Q → ~P)
BICONDITIONAL (P Q)
References
https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/conditional-and-biconditional-statements/70169282
https://www.scribd.com/presentation/552640853/LESSON-25
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