Find the consequent of the converse of: If a - b > 0, then a > b. [3 Marks]

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Solution

First, we shall find the converse of the given conditional statement which is " If a > b, then a - b > 0". [1 Mark]

Now, we can find the consequent, i.e., the part of the conditional statement which comes after 'then'. Hence, the consequent is 'a - b > 0'.[2 Marks]

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