
GM-U1.9 Lesson: Conditional Statements
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Learning Log! Warm-Up: Describe, using at least one full sentence, one thing that you remember from last week.
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Conditionals
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A proposed explanation or prediction that is written in an if-then statement. The part of the statement that comes after the "if"
Hypothesis
Written in the form of: If p, then q.
Conditional Statement
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A statement that reverses the hypothesis and conclusion of the original conditional statement.
Converse
Refers to the "then" part of a conditional statement, which is the outcome or result that occurs if the "if" part (hypothesis) is true.
Conclusion
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A logically equivalent statement that swaps the hypothesis and conclusion, and negates both.
Contrapositive
The negation of both the hypothesis and conclusion of the original statement, while keeping their order.
Inverse
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Example 1:
Conditional Statement: "If it is raining, then I wear my coat."
Converse: "If I wear my coat, then it is raining."
Inverse: If it isn't raining, then I don't wear my coat."
Contrapositive: "If I don't wear my coat, then it isn't raining."
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Example 2:
Conditional Statement: "If it is Monday, then I will do cardio."
Converse: ?
Inverse: ?
Contrapositive: ?
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Multiple Choice
Identify the converse of: "If it is Tuesday, then I will be eating tacos."
"If I'm eating tacos, then it is Tuesday."
"If it is not Tuesday, then I'm not eating Tacos."
If I'm not eating Tacos, then it's not Tuesday."
If it is Sunday, then I will be eating nachos.
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Multiple Choice
Identify the inverse of: "If it is Tuesday, then I will be eating tacos."
"If I'm eating tacos, then it is Tuesday."
"If it is not Tuesday, then I'm not eating Tacos."
If I'm not eating Tacos, then it's not Tuesday."
If it is Sunday, then I will be eating nachos.
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Multiple Choice
Identify the contrapositive of: "If it is Tuesday, then I will be eating tacos."
"If I'm eating tacos, then it is Tuesday."
"If it is not Tuesday, then I'm not eating Tacos."
If I'm not eating Tacos, then it's not Tuesday."
If it is Sunday, then I will be eating nachos.
Learning Log! Warm-Up: Describe, using at least one full sentence, one thing that you remember from last week.
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