Inverse Proposition

Inverse Proposition

In propositional calculation, an inverse proposition of a logical implication is an implication in which the premise and the conclusion are inverted.

The inverse proposition of the inverse of an implication is the initial proposition.

Example

If P and Q are two propositions, then the inverse proposition of P → Q is the proposition Q → P.

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