Write the converse of the conditional statement.
I will eat two hamburgers if I am really hungry.
A)If I'm not really hungry, then I won't eat two hamburgers.
B)If I don't eat two hamburgers, then I won't be really hungry.
C)If I don't eat two hamburgers, then I will be really hungry.
D)If I eat two hamburgers then I will be really hungry

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The converse of a conditional statement "If P, then Q" is "If Q, then P." The original statement is "If I am really hungry, then I will eat two hamburgers." The converse is "If I eat two hamburgers, then I will be really hungry."

Write the Converse of the Conditional Statement