Given that P: It will rain and Q: I will bring an umbrella. What does the sentence, “If I will bring an umbrella then it will rain,” represent? 

In the conditional statement, “if p then q,” q is the 

Definitions are what type of conditional statements?

In the conditional statement, “if p then q,” p is the

Given the conditional statement, “if p then q,” the..........is equivalent to “p if and only if q.”

Given that P: It will rain and Q: I will bring an umbrella. What does the sentence, “If I will not bring an umbrella then it will not rain,” represent? 

Given the conditional statement, “if p then q,” the ___________ is equivalent to “if q then p.”

Given that P: It will rain and Q: I will bring an umbrella. What does the sentence, “If it will not rain then I will not bring an umbrella,” represent? 

Given the conditional statement, “if p then q,” the .......... is equivalent to “if ~q then ~p.”

Given the conditional statement, “if p then q,” the ....... is equivalent to “if ~p then ~q”