Given the statement: "If you live in Delhi,then you have winter clothes."
Identify the following statements as contrapositive or converse of the given statement:
$(i)$ If you do not have winter clothes,then you do not live in Delhi.
$(ii)$ If you have winter clothes,then you live in Delhi.
Identify the following statements as contrapositive or converse of the given statement:
$(i)$ If you do not have winter clothes,then you do not live in Delhi.
$(ii)$ If you have winter clothes,then you live in Delhi.
(N/A) The given statement is of the form "If $P$,then $Q$",where $P$ is "you live in Delhi" and $Q$ is "you have winter clothes".
$(i)$ The statement "If you do not have winter clothes,then you do not live in Delhi" is of the form "If not $Q$,then not $P$",which is the contrapositive of the given statement.
$(ii)$ The statement "If you have winter clothes,then you live in Delhi" is of the form "If $Q$,then $P$",which is the converse of the given statement.
$(i)$ The statement "If you do not have winter clothes,then you do not live in Delhi" is of the form "If not $Q$,then not $P$",which is the contrapositive of the given statement.
$(ii)$ The statement "If you have winter clothes,then you live in Delhi" is of the form "If $Q$,then $P$",which is the converse of the given statement.
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