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A contrapositive of a conditional is the same conditional, but with the antecedent and consequent swapped and negated. It is logically equivalent to the original statement; it means the same thing. For example, the contrapositive of, "If we all pitch in, we can leave early today," is, "If we don't leave early today, we did not all pitch in."
D.If I will not purchase a nonstop flight, then I cannot afford the airfare.

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Answer is a : if i will not purchasr a nonstop fligth i cannot afford the airface

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