For the conditional statement: If the car does not run, the car needs to be checked by a mechanic. What is the converse statement? Option A If the car runs, the car needs to be checked by a mechanic. Option B If the car needs to be checked by a mechanic, then the car does not run. Option C If the car needs to be checked by a mechanic, then the car runs. Option D If the car runs, the car does not need to be checked by a mechanic. Question 18 Question 18 4 Points Question 18 Given: If X, then Y. If Y, then Z. Y is true. So: Option A X is unknown, Z is unknown Option B X is unknown, Z is true Option C X is false, Z is true Option D X is true, Z is true Question 19 Question 19 5 Points Question 19 Given A is true, B is false, C is true. So A OR (B OR C) evaluates to: Option A True Option B Both true and false Option C Unknown Option D False Question 20