Conditional Statements

Learn conditional statements: converse, inverse, contrapositive. Practice for high school math!

Conditional Statements Be able to define a:1) conditional statement2) hypothesis3) conclusion 4 Types of Conditional Statements Be able to Define:1) Conditional2) Converse3) Inverse4) Contrapositive Fill in the blank with the correct word. An "if, then" statement is called a conditional statement.The "if" part of the conditional statement is called the hypothesis.The "then" part of the conditional statement is called the conclusion.If you flip, flop the hypothesis and the conclusion, this creates the converse of the statement.If you negate ("NOT") both the hypothesis and the conclusion, this creates the inverse of the statement.If you "flip flop" and "not, not" both the hypothesis and the conclusion, this creates the contrapositive of the statement. INVERSE Please match the inverse of each to the conditional statement. If it is sunny, then it's hot outside. If it is not sunny, then it is not hot outside. If it is hot outside, then it is sunny. If it is not hot outside, then it is not sunny. If I study, then I will get an A. If I don't study, then I will not get an A. If I get an A, then I must have studied. If I don't get an A, then I must not have studied. Converse Match each conditional statement with it's converse. If I am tired, then I should sleep. If I should sleep, then I am tired. If I sleep, then I am not tired. If I am not tired, then I did sleep. If I am hungry, then I should eat. If I should eat, then I am hungry. If it eat, then the food is good. If the food is good, then I should eat. Which statement is the contrapositive for "If you like to read, then you go to the library." If you go to the library, then you like to read. If you don't like to read, then you don't go to the library. If you don't go to the library, then you don't like to read. Which statement is the contrapositive for "If you like ice cream, then you go to Fritz's." If you don't go to Fritz's, then you don't like ice cream. If you don't like ice cream, then you don't go to Fritz's. If you go to Fritz's, then you like ice cream. Which statement is the contrapositive for "If you back talk, then you get grounded." If you don't back talk, then you don't get grounded. If you don't get grounded, then you don't back talk. If you get grounded, then you back talked. Converse Write the converse for "If you like the water, then you like to swim." Inverse Write the inverse for "If you write, then you type fast." Contrapositive Write the contrapositive for "If it's cold, then I wear a coat."