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Conditional Statements. Bell-Work – write True or False for each statement.  If Sherlock Holmes gathers all the clues, then he will not be able to solve.

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1 Conditional Statements

2 Bell-Work – write True or False for each statement.  If Sherlock Holmes gathers all the clues, then he will not be able to solve the crime.  If the Steelers win all their games, then they will play in the Superbowl.  If Ms. Griner runs out of Diet Pepsi, then she will be unhappy.  If Batman leaves Gotham City, then Gotham City will be safe from criminals.  If a rose is red, then all roses are red.

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5 Conditional statement sentencia condicional A IF - THEN statement used in LOGICAL thinking.

6 Conditional statement Example IF I own a dog, THEN I own an animal.

7 Hypothesis Hípotesis The BEGINNING of an “if- then” statement.

8 Hypothesis Example If I own a dog, then I own an animal.

9 Conclusion Conclusíon The END of an “if-then” statement

10 Conclusion Example If I own a dog, then I own an animal.

11 Converse converse SWITCHING the hypothesis & conclusion. The IF and THEN do NOT move.

12 Converse Example If I own AN ANIMAL, then I own A DOG. True or False?

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14 Inverse inversa Adding the word NOT to the hypothesis & conclusion.

15 Inverse Example If I DO NOT own a dog, then I DO NOT own an animal. True or False?

16 Contrapositive contrapositivo Taking the NEGATIVE of hypothesis & conclusion, then SWITCHING the new hypothesis and conclusion. This does BOTH jobs of the CONVERSE & the INVERSE at one time.

17 Contrapositive Example If I DO NOT OWN AN ANIMAL, then I DO NOT OWN A DOG. True or False?

18 Closure Write down 1 advertising example of a conditional statement and determine if it is true or false.

19 Bi-Conditional Statements

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