Conditional statements come in the form "If hypothesis then conclusion" and there are three other forms: the converse switches the hypothesis and conclusion, the inverse inserts "not" to both, and the contrapositive switches and inserts "not".
2. Conditional statements originally come in the form
If Hypothesis Then Conclusion
There are 3 other forms of Conditional Statements:
Converse, Inverse, and Contrapositive
Converse: Switch Hypothesis and Conclusion
If Hypothesis Then Conclusion
Inverse: We insert NOT to both Hypothesis and Conclusion
If NOT Hypothesis Then NOT Conclusion
Contrapositive: Switch Hypothesis and Conclusion AND insert NOT.
If NOT Hypothesis Then NOT Conclusion