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Conditional Statements are statements that Conditional Statements are statements that have an "if" Conditional Statements are statements that have an "if" and a "then" in them Conditional Statements are statements that have an "if" and a "then" in them Like this: Conditional Statements are statements that If have an "if" and a "then" in them Like this: Conditional Statements are statements that If it have an "if" and a "then" in them Like this: Conditional Statements are statements that If it is have an "if" and a "then" in them Like this: Conditional Statements are statements that If it is a have an "if" and a "then" in them Like this: Conditional Statements are statements that If it is a pelican have an "if" and a "then" in them Like this: Conditional Statements are statements that If it is a pelican then have an "if" and a "then" in them Like this: Conditional Statements are statements that If it is a pelican then it have an "if" and a "then" in them Like this: Conditional Statements are statements that If it is a pelican then it is have an "if" and a "then" in them Like this: Conditional Statements are statements that If it is a pelican then it is a have an "if" and a "then" in them Like this: Conditional Statements are statements that If it is a pelican then it is a bird. have an "if" and a "then" in them Like this: Conditional Statements are statements that If it is a pelican then it is a bird. It has an "if" have an "if" and a "then" in them Like this: Conditional Statements are statements that If it is a pelican then it is a bird. It has an "if" have an "if" and a "then" in them Like this: Conditional Statements are statements that If it is a pelican then it is a bird. It has an "if" have an "if" and a "then" in them Like this: and a then Conditional Statements are statements that If it is a pelican then it is a bird. It has an "if" have an "if" and a "then" in them Like this: and a then If ? it is a pelican then ? it is a bird. The part after the "if" is called the "hypothesis" If it is a pelican then it is a bird. The part after the "if" is called the "hypothesis" If it is a pelican hypothesis then it is a bird. and the part after the "then" is called the "conclusion". The part after the "if" is called the "hypothesis" If it is a pelican hypothesis then it is a bird. and the part after the "then" is called the "conclusion". The part after the "if" is called the "hypothesis" If it is a pelican hypothesis then it is a bird. conclusion If it is raining then I carry an umbrella. hypothesis ? conclusion ? If I study hard then a will pass the class hypothesis ? conclusion ? I will pass the class if I study hard. conclusion ? hypothesis ? If goobledygook then whatchamacallit. hypothesis ? conclusion ? If I stand up then I won't go to sleep. I stand up Hypothesis Conclusion If I stand up then I won't go to sleep. I won't go to sleep Hypothesis Conclusion If I run then I get tired. Hypothesis: Conclusion: Which word usually comes before the hypothesis? then if There are 3 different variations There are 3 different variations to conditional statements: There are 3 different variations Converse to conditional statements: There are 3 different variations Inverse Converse to conditional statements: There are 3 different variations Inverse Contrapositive Converse to conditional statements: For the converse, you flip the hypothesis and conclusion For the converse, you flip the hypothesis and conclusion If you are a bird, then you do not have teeth. For the converse, you flip the hypothesis and conclusion If you do not have teeth, then you are a bird. If you are a bird, then you do not have teeth. Converse For the converse, you flip the hypothesis and conclusion If you do not have teeth, then you are a bird. If you are a bird, then you do not have teeth. Converse For the converse, you flip the hypothesis and conclusion If you do not have teeth, then you are a bird. If you are a bird, then you do not have teeth. Converse Find the converse: If If you are a fish, then you swim. you swim ? you are awesome then you are a fish ? you are John Cena For the inverse, you NEGATE For the inverse, you NEGATE the hypothesis and conclusion For the inverse, you NEGATE NEGATE: means to add a 'not' the hypothesis and conclusion For the inverse, you NEGATE NEGATE: means to add a 'not' the hypothesis and conclusion or take a 'not' out If you are a bird, then you do not have teeth. If you are a bird, then you do not have teeth. If you are not a bird, then you do have teeth. Inverse If you are a bird, then you do not have teeth. If you are not a bird, then you do have teeth. added not Inverse If you are a bird, then you do not have teeth. If you are not a bird, then you do have teeth. added not Inverse removed not For the contrapositive, you flip AND negate For the contrapositive, you flip AND negate If you are a bird, then you do not have teeth. For the contrapositive, you flip AND negate If you have teeth, then you are not a bird If you are a bird, then you do not have teeth. Contrapositive Flip and negate Negate Flip Contrapositive ? Converse ? Inverse ? If you are not a bird, then you do not have wings. ? If you do not have wings, then you are not a bird. ? If you have wings, then you are a bird. If you are a bird, then you have wings. ? Converse Inverse Contrapositive |