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Given a conditional statement\(p \to q\), find the inverse of its inverse, the inverse of its converse, and the inverse of its contrapositive.

Short Answer

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The inverse of its inverse is\(p \to q\)

The inverse of its converse is\(\neg q \to \neg p \)

The inverse of its contrapositive is\(q \to p \)

Step by step solution

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Introduction

Given conditional statement is\(p \to q\)

The inverse of\(p \to q\)is\(\neg p \to \neg q\)

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Inverse of inverse

The inverse of its inverse is\(\neg \left( {\neg p} \right) \to \neg \left( {\neg q} \right)\)i.e. \(p \to q\)

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Inverse of converse

The converse of\(p \to q\)is\(q \to p \)

Therefore the inverse of its converse is\(\neg q \to \neg p \)

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Inverse of contrapositive

The contrapositive of\(p \to q\)is\(\neg q \to \neg p \)

Therefore the inverse of its contrapositive is\(\neg \left( {\neg q} \right) \to \neg \left( {\neg p } \right)\)i.e. \(q \to p \)

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