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conditional statements Vocabulary

Kendra Franck


Conditional - An if-then statement that relates a hypothesis, to a conclusion.

 


Hypothesis - the phrase immediately following the word *if*

 


Conclusion - the phrase immediately following the word *then*

 


Truth Value - "true" (t) or "false" (f) according to wether the statement is true or false.

 


Truth Table - Lists all the possible combinations of truth values for 2 or more statements.

 


Converse - *q→p*


the statement's hypothesis and conclusion are switched (if q, then p)

 


Negation - "not"


∼p meaning p is not true

 


Inverse - nagating both hypothesis and the conclusion of the origional staement. ( if not p then not q )

 


contrapositive - first write the converse and then negate the hypothesis and conclusion (if ~q, then ~p)

 


If not q, then not p.

 

Biconditional - p if and only if q ( compound statement)

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