if (p) is the hypothesis of a conditional statement and (q) is the conclusion, which is represented by (sim…

if (p) is the hypothesis of a conditional statement and (q) is the conclusion, which is represented by (sim p\rightarrowsim q)?\n the original conditional statement\n the converse of the original conditional statement\n the contrapositive of the original conditional statement\n the inverse of the original conditional statement

if (p) is the hypothesis of a conditional statement and (q) is the conclusion, which is represented by (sim p\rightarrowsim q)?\n the original conditional statement\n the converse of the original conditional statement\n the contrapositive of the original conditional statement\n the inverse of the original conditional statement

Answer

Brief Explanations:

Recall the definitions of related - conditional statements. The original conditional statement is (p\rightarrow q). The converse is (q\rightarrow p), the contrapositive is (\sim q\rightarrow\sim p), and the inverse is (\sim p\rightarrow\sim q).

Answer:

the inverse of the original conditional statement