5. For problems A-E, write theconverse, inverse, andcontrapositive statements basedon the given conditionalstatement.A. If I own a dog, then I own ananimal.Converse:Inverse:Contrapositive:B. If I go to be early, then I sleep well.Converse:Inverse:Contrapositive: C. If this is Thursday, then I do not goConverse:Inverse:Contrapositive:D. If today is Wednesday, the yesterdaConverse:Inverse:Contrapositive:E. If 5x = 10, then x = 2.Converse:Inverse:Contrapositive:

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5. For problems A-E, write the converse, inverse, and contrapositive statements based on the given conditional statement. A. If I own a dog, then I own an animal. Converse: Inverse: