Answer:
q⇒p
Explanation:
Remember, a conditional statement refers to a statement in which if the hypothesis meets a certain condition then it leads to a conclusion.
For example, the statement, "If John passes his maths exam, then he will be bought a new tablet," means that p (passing the exam) implies q (been bought a new tablet) denoted by p⇒q.
That is to say, the logical equivalent (contrapositive) would be q⇒p (been bought a new tablet implies John passes his maths exam).
