In this lesson we’ll look at how to write conditional statements and how to draw and interpret Euler diagrams. A conditional statement is an if/then statement where the “if” part is the hypothesis and comes first, and the “then” part is the conclusion and comes second.

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Writing converses of conditionals

In this lesson we’ll look at how to write a converse statement from a conditional. We learned in the last section that a conditional statement is an if/then statement where the first part is the hypothesis and the second part is the conclusion.

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Arranging conditionals in a logical chain

In this lesson we’ll look at how to use conditionals to write a logic chain of statements. We already know that a conditional statement is an if/then statement where the first part is the hypothesis and the second part is the conclusion, like this: “If A, then B.”

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