if it snows, then we will go skiing. choose the equivalent statement. if we do not go skiing, then it did…

if it snows, then we will go skiing. choose the equivalent statement. if we do not go skiing, then it did not snow. if we go skiing, then it is snowing. if it does not snow, then we will not go skiing.

if it snows, then we will go skiing. choose the equivalent statement. if we do not go skiing, then it did not snow. if we go skiing, then it is snowing. if it does not snow, then we will not go skiing.

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Brief Explanations:

In logic, the contra - positive of a conditional statement "If p then q" (where p is "it snows" and q is "we will go skiing") is "If not q then not p". The contra - positive of a conditional statement is logically equivalent to the original conditional statement. Here, the contra - positive of "If it snows, then we will go skiing" is "If we do not go skiing, then it did not snow".

Answer:

If we do not go skiing, then it did not snow.