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the second statement is the blank of the first x ⇒ y ¬x = ¬y

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The second statement is the inverse statement of the first conditional statement.

What is the second statement?

If x and y are two propositions, then:

x ⇒ y

Is a conditional statement:

"If x, then y".

The other statement is:

¬x ⇒ ¬y

Where:

¬x means "not x"

So the statement is:

"If not x, then not y".

That would be the inverse statement of the given conditional statement.

If you want to learn more about conditional statements:

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