Write the statement "cars are vehicles" as a conditional statement. Then write the converse.

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To write the statement "cars are vehicles" as a conditional statement, we can use the format "if p, then q."

The conditional statement "if a thing is a car, then it is a vehicle" can be written as:

p: a thing is a car
q: it is a vehicle

"If a thing is a car, then it is a vehicle" can be written as p → q.

Now, to write the converse, we exchange the positions of p and q. The converse of the conditional statement above is:

"If a thing is a vehicle, then it is a car" can be written as q → p.

So, the original statement "cars are vehicles" as a conditional statement is p → q, and its converse is q → p.