Converse: If you see a tiger then you are at the zoo. True or False? False
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Let's start by writing the hypothesis and the conclusion.
If&you go to the zoo
then&you will see a tiger.
To write the converse of a conditional statement, we exchange the hypothesis and the conclusion.
If&you see a tiger
then&you go to the zoo.
This is not a true statement. Seeing a tiger will not cause you to go to the zoo.
