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Diagramming Practice – Milkshakes
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- Jan 01, 2020
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- Reviewed by: Matt Riley
Diagram the following conditional statement and find its contrapositive: “Chocolate is the only good flavor for a milkshake.”
Answer
The diagramming keyword here is “the only.” “The only” is a bit tricky to diagram. “Only” by itself indicates a necessary condition. However, “the only” indicates a sufficient condition. Thus, “good flavor for a milkshake” is sufficient. That means “chocolate” is necessary.
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