A. J’ose doesn’t wake up early if and only if he isn’t going for a bike ride.
A contrapositive contradicts (goes against, is the opposite of) both the first part of the statement and then second. The first part of the statement says “Jose wakes up early”. The opposite of that would be “Jose doesn’t wake up early”. The second part of the statement says “if and only if he is going for a bike ride”. The opposite of that would be “if and only if he isn’t going for a bike ride”. So if we put this together we end up with the statement “Jose doesn’t wake up early if and only if he isn’t going for a bike ride.”
