If an original conditional statement is represented by using p ➡️ q, which represents the converse? A. ~p ➡️ ~q

B. ~q ➡️ ~p

C. q ➡️ p

D. p ➡️ q

C

Step-by-step explanation:

Here, we want to select which of the options correctly represent the converse of the given expression.

Basically, when we talk of the converse of a statement, it directly refers to a new statement which is formed when the constituent of the original statement is taken the other way round.

For example, if we had gone like from A to B in the original statement, then in the converse, we shall be going from B to A. Although these two may seem equal, they might not be equal in the real sense of it.

Thus, looking at the conditional statement given in the question, what we just need to do here is to go from q to p and that is our converse.

q ➡️ p