look at the following conditionals: if it is bright outside, then arianna is wearing sunglasses. if arianna…

look at the following conditionals: if it is bright outside, then arianna is wearing sunglasses. if arianna is wearing sunglasses, then it is bright outside. is the second conditional the contrapositive, converse, or inverse of the first conditional? contrapositive converse inverse

look at the following conditionals: if it is bright outside, then arianna is wearing sunglasses. if arianna is wearing sunglasses, then it is bright outside. is the second conditional the contrapositive, converse, or inverse of the first conditional? contrapositive converse inverse

Answer

Brief Explanations:

Let the first conditional be "If (p) (it is bright outside), then (q) (Arianna is wearing sunglasses)", written as (p\rightarrow q). The second conditional is "If (q), then (p)" or (q\rightarrow p). The converse of a conditional (p\rightarrow q) is (q\rightarrow p), the contra - positive is (\neg q\rightarrow\neg p) and the inverse is (\neg p\rightarrow\neg q).

Answer:

B. converse