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What is the converse of a theorem

What is the converse of a theorem
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What is the converse of a theorem

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Explanation:

The converse of a theorem happens when the conclusion and hypothesis of a theorem are switched.

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Answer:

equivalent to the opposite of the direct theorem

Explanation:

the theorem in which the premise and conclusion of the direct theorem are replaced by their negations.

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