It made sense at first
"If you're not part of the solution, then you're part of the problem."
Suppose the statement above is true, then which of these statements must be true as well?
A) If you're part of the problem, then you're not part of the solution.
B) If you're not part of the problem, then you're not part of the solution.
C) If you're part of the solution, then you're not part of the problem.
D) If you're not part of the problem, then you're part of the solution.
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1 solution
If p -> q is true, the contrapositive (~q -> ~p) will also be true.