Use (H) to represent the hypothesis and (C) to represent the conclusion. Then rewrite the
conditional statement in if-then form.
1. You are in France if you are in Paris.
a. (H) You are in Paris, (C) you are in France;
If you are in Paris, then you are in France.
b. (H) You are in Paris, (C) you are in France;
If you are in France, then you are in Paris.
C. (H) you are in France, (C) You are in Paris;
If you are in Paris, then you are in France.
d. (H) you are in France, (C) You are in Paris;
If you are in France, then you are in Paris.