True or false? If you took a true "if-then" statement, inserted a not in each clause, and reversed the clauses, the new statement would also be true.

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JR

10 February, 21:59

True or false? If you took a true "if-then" statement, inserted a not in each clause, and reversed the clauses, the new statement would also be true.

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Azaria Sweeney · Answer 1

The correct answer would be true. Reversing the statement clause and inserting a "not" in a if - then statement will also make the new statement true. For example, "If I eat this, then give me five dollars". The reverse would be " If I do not eat this, then do not give me five dollars". Both sentences mean the same.