Note that “a sufficient condition for s is r” means r is a sufficient condition for s and that “a necessary condition for s is r” means r is a necessary conditionfor s. Rewrite the statements in ifthen form.   A sufficient condition for Jon’s team to win the championship is that it win the rest of its games.

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Note that “a sufficient condition for s is r” means r is a sufficient condition for s and that “a necessary condition for s is r” means r is a necessary condition
for s. Rewrite the statements in ifthen form.

 

A sufficient condition for Jon’s team to win the championship is that it win the rest of its games.

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