Lesson 6: Types of Conditional Statements Flashcards

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A _______ is a compound statement of the form of “If p then q” where p and q are statements.

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Conditional Statement

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The first statement, p, is called hypothesis and usually begins with “if”, while the second statement, q, which usually begins with “then”, is called conclusion.

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Parts of a Conditional Statement

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The __________ of a conditional statement is a statement wherein the hypothesis and the conclusion are interchanged.

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Converse Statement
converse

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In symbols, the _______ of a conditional statement is a statement of the form “if q, then p” and can be written as q → p.

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Converse Statement Symbol

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Whenever its conditional and its converse are both true, these statements are called _____.

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Biconditional Statement

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_____ statements may be written in the “if-and-only-if” form. In symbols, _____ statements are written as p ↔ q.

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Biconditional Statement Symbol
biconditional

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____a conditional statement is determined by negating both the hypothesis and the conclusion.

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Inverse Statement
The inverse of

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___ conditional statement p → q can be written as ~p → ~q and is read as “not p implies not q.”

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Inverse Statement Symbol
The inverse of the

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are formed by negating both the hypothesis and the conclusion of the conditional and interchanging their positions.

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Contrapositive statements

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______of the conditional takes the form ~q → ~p and is read as “if not q, then not p.”

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The contrapositive statement
Contrapositive Statement Symbol

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If you were born in Cebu, then you’re a Cebuano.

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Conditional Statement

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If you were born in the Philippines, then you are a Filipino citizen.

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Conditional Statement

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If a function is quadratic, then its graph is parabolic.

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Conditional Statement

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An angle whose degree measure is between 90 and 180 is obtuse.

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Conditional Statement

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15
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Two lines that do not meet are parallel.

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Conditional Statement

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If it is raining, then the ground is wet.

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Conditional Statement

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If a figure is a square, then it has four equal sides.

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Conditional Statement

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If a number is divisible by 4, then it is divisible by 2.

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Conditional Statement

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If you are not a licensed driver, then you did not pass the examination given by the Land Transportation Office.

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Inverse Statement

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If a number is not divided by 0, then the result is defined.

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Inverse Statement

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If you don’t have stronger teeth and bones, then you don’t drink enough milk.

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Contrapositive Statement

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If I will not have money in the future, then I didn’t save money now.

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Contrapositive Statement

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A figure is a square if and only if it has four equal sides.

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Biconditional Statement

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Two lines do not meet if and only if they are parallel.

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Biconditional Statement