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    This document provides examples of converses and contrapositives of conditional statements. It includes two examples: 1) "If it's snow today, I will stay home" with the converse being "If I will stay home, then it's snow today" and the contrapositive being "If I don't stay home, then it does not snow today." 2) "We play the game if it is sunny" with the converse being "If it's sunny, then we will play the game" and the contrapositive being "If it's not sunny, then we don't play the game." It also gives the statement "If a positive integer has no divisors other than 1 and itself, then it is a prime number

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    This document provides examples of converses and contrapositives of conditional statements. It includes two examples: 1) "If it's snow today, I will stay home" with the converse being "If I will stay home, then it's snow today" and the contrapositive being "If I don't stay home, then it does not snow today." 2) "We play the game if it is sunny" with the converse being "If it's sunny, then we will play the game" and the contrapositive being "If it's not sunny, then we don't play the game." It also gives the statement "If a positive integer has no divisors other than 1 and itself, then it is a prime number

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    This document provides examples of converses and contrapositives of conditional statements. It includes two examples: 1) "If it's snow today, I will stay home" with the converse being "If I will stay home, then it's snow today" and the contrapositive being "If I don't stay home, then it does not snow today." 2) "We play the game if it is sunny" with the converse being "If it's sunny, then we will play the game" and the contrapositive being "If it's not sunny, then we don't play the game." It also gives the statement "If a positive integer has no divisors other than 1 and itself, then it is a prime number

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    MITCH

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    This document provides examples of converses and contrapositives of conditional statements. It includes two examples: 1) "If it's snow today, I will stay home" with the converse being "If I will stay home, then it's snow today" and the contrapositive being "If I don't stay home, then it does not snow today." 2) "We play the game if it is sunny" with the converse being "If it's sunny, then we will play the game" and the contrapositive being "If it's not sunny, then we don't play the game." It also gives the statement "If a positive integer has no divisors other than 1 and itself, then it is a prime number

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    Activity 1 Unit 3

    1.a
    2.
    3.d

    4.

    5.

    A. If its snow today, I will stay home

    Converse: If I will stay home, then its snow today

    Contrapositive: If I don’t stay home, then it does not snow today.

    b. We play the game if it is sunny

    Converse: If it sunny, then I will play the game

    Contrapositive: if it not sunny, then we don’t play the game

    c. then it has no divisors other than 1 and itself

    Converse: If has no divisors other than 1 and itself If then a positive integer is a prime

    Contrapositive: If has divisors other than 1 and itself If then has no positive integer in a
    prime

    6.

    a.
    Activity 2

    1.

    A.

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