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Given: p: x-5= 10 q: 4x+1 = 60 Which is the inverse of p→q? If x-5 ≠ 10, then 4x+1≠61. If 4x+1 ≠61, then x-5≠10. If x-5=10, then 4x+1=61. If 4x+1=61, then x-5=10
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Given:

p: x-5= 10
q: 4x+1 = 60

Which is the inverse of p→q?

If x-5 ≠ 10, then 4x+1≠61.

If 4x+1 ≠61, then x-5≠10.

If x-5=10, then 4x+1=61.

If 4x+1=61, then x-5=10

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Given: p: x-5= 10 q: 4x+1 = 60 Which is the inverse of p→q? If x-5 ≠ 10, then 4x+1≠61. If-example-1
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