00:01
Okay, so here's my original statement.
00:04
P implies q.
00:07
That is, how does it go? if the plant is watered, then it is not withering.
00:13
If the plant is watered, if the plant is watered, then it is not withering.
00:32
Now, my inverse, here's my inverse.
00:36
I'm going to put my inverse.
00:37
I'm going to put in for inverse.
00:39
Is going to be not p implies not q it's going to take my premise and my conclusion and just negate them both so if the plant is not if the plant is watered it's going to become if the plant is not watered so we'll say if the plant is not watered comma then it is withering then it is withering.
01:18
No, notice what i did.
01:19
I just said not watered, and instead of is not withering, i wrote is, withering.
01:26
All right, so that's my inverse.
01:28
Now, my converse, my converse is going to be q implies p.
01:36
So it's going to take my two phrases, and they're going to swap places.
01:42
So it's going to be if the plant is not withering, then it is watered.
01:50
So if the plant is not withering, if the plant is not withering, i hope you can read my writing, but ultimately it doesn't matter because it's on your assignment.
02:07
All i'm doing is just rearranging these things.
02:10
You know what these words are.
02:11
It's just in what order are we doing it.
02:13
If the plant is not withering, then it is, watered...