It is a converse.
Inverse is when the statement is negated. For example, "If I get help, I will succeed" has an inverse statement of "If I do not get help, then I will not succeed."
Oscar G.
asked • 05/12/23Please help on practice problem
Which of the following interchanges the hypothesis with the conclusion?
Biconditional
Counterexample
Converse
Inverse Would it be inverse?
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