The conditional statements are given as follows:
1. If Josh Allen does not commit any turnover, the Buffalo Bills wins.
2. If the defense keeps Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle in check, the Buffalo Bills wins.
3. If the Buffalo Bills can run the ball well, they win.
4. If it snows, the Buffalo Bills wins.
5. It it is windy, the Buffalo Bills wins.
6. If the offensive line plays well, the Buffalo Bills wins.
For statement 6, we have that:
- Hypothesis: Offensive Line plays well.
- Conclusion: The Buffalo Bills wins.
- Converse: If the Buffalo Bills wins, then the offensive line plays well.
- Inverse: If the offensive line does not play well, the Buffalo Bills does not win.
- Contrapositive: If the Buffalo Bills does not win, then the offense line does not play well.
What is a conditional statement?
A conditional statement has the following format:
p -> q.
It is read as follows:
If p then q.
In which:
The converse, inverse and contrapositive statements have the following format:
- Converse: q -> p: exchange hypothesis and conclusion.
- Inverse: ~p -> ~q: negate hypothesis and conclusion.
- Contrapositive: ~q -> ~p: exchange and then negate.
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