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Conditional statements I really need some help

Conditional statements I really need some help-example-1
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p -> q is represented as "If you have a library card, then you can check out books"

~q -> ~p is represented as "If you cannot check out books, then you do not have a library card" This is contrapositive by definition.

q -> p is represented as "If you can check out books, then you have a library card" This is the converse

~p -> ~q is represented as "If you do not have library card, then you cannot check out books". This is the inverse

p <-> q is represented as "You have library card if and only if you can check out books". This is the biconditional.


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