1. Mix and Match
1. Converse a. q  p
2. Inverse b. ~q  ~p
3. Contrapositive c. ~p  ~q
If p  q
Application
1. Use the following conditional statement…If it is a bicycle, then it has two wheels.
 Give the hypothesis of the conditional statement.
 Give the conclusion of the conditional statement.
 “If it has two wheels, then it is a bicycle.” This is the ________ of the given conditional.
a) Converse
b) Inverse
c) Contrapositive
2. Ella says, “When it rains, I go indoors.” Casey replies, “I play in the rain if there is no lightning.”
 Rewrite Ella’s statement as an “if, then” statement.
 Write the Contrapositive of Ella’s statement.