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If the statement, "If I am hungry, then I am not happy," is assumed to be true, is its inverse, "If I am not hungry, then I must be happy," also always true?
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If the statement, "If I am hungry, then I am not happy," is assumed to be true, is its inverse, "If I am not hungry, then I must be happy," also always true?

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This is incorrect.

It is not always true because there might be other reasons for your unhappiness that are not related to hunger.
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