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Consider the statement, "If you will give me magic beans, then I will give you a...
Consider the statement, "If you will give me magic beans, then I will give you a cow." Decide whether each statement below is the converse, the contrapositive, or neither.
1. You will give me magic beans and I will not give you a cow.
2. If you will give me magic beans, then I will not give you a cow.
3. If I will give you a cow, then you will not give me magic beans.
4. If I will give you a cow, then you will give me magic beans.
5. If you will not give me magic beans, then I will not give you a cow.
6. If I will not give you a cow, then you will not give me magic beans.
What is the negation of the following: "I am hungry and I eat an apple."
A. I am hungry and I don't eat an apple.
B. I am hungry and I eat an apple.
C. I am hungry or I eat an apple.
D. I am not hungry or I eat an apple.
E. I am not hungry or I don't eat an apple.
F. I am not hungry and I don't eat an apple.
G. I am not hungry and I eat an apple.
H. I am hungry or I don't eat an apple.
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