consider this conditional statement.\nif an object is 100 centimeters long, then the object is 1 meter…

consider this conditional statement.\nif an object is 100 centimeters long, then the object is 1 meter long.\n(a) give the converse of the statement.\nif select\nthen select\n(b) give the inverse of the statement.\nif select\nthen select\n(c) give the contrapositive of the statement.\nif select\nthen select

consider this conditional statement.\nif an object is 100 centimeters long, then the object is 1 meter long.\n(a) give the converse of the statement.\nif select\nthen select\n(b) give the inverse of the statement.\nif select\nthen select\n(c) give the contrapositive of the statement.\nif select\nthen select

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The original conditional statement is "If $P$, then $Q$", where $P$ is "an object is 100 centimeters long" and $Q$ is "the object is 1 meter long". (a) The converse is "If $Q$, then $P$". (b) The inverse is "If not $P$, then not $Q$". (c) The contrapositive is "If not $Q$, then not $P$".

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(a) If the object is 1 meter long, then the object is 100 centimeters long. (b) If an object is not 100 centimeters long, then the object is not 1 meter long. (c) If the object is not 1 meter long, then the object is not 100 centimeters long.