Define logic statement terms in your own words

[etcetera]

The antecedent in an if/then statement is the If.

The consequent in an if/then statement is the Then.

The Inverse in an if/then statement is if not antecedent then not the consequent.

The Converse in an if/then statement is when you switch the antecedent and the consequent.

The contrapositive negates both the antecedent and the consequent and then switches the order.

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[etcetera]

A hypothesis is something that you plan to prove.

A conclusion is a final verdict of whether it’s True or False.

[BlackoutKnight]

The antecedent in an if/then statement is the If. The if always comes first

The consequent in an if/then statement is the Then. Then always comes after if example if it flies it is a bird then airplane are birds

The Inverse in an if/then statement is if not antecedent then not the consequent.

The Converse in an if/then statement is when you flip the antecedent and the consequent.

The contrapositive negates both the antecedent and the consequent and then flip the order.