I believe there's a small mistake in the contrapositive argument portion, I think the negation of "arrive more than five minutes past the last ring of the homeroom bell" is most accurately negated to "arrived five minutes or less than the homeroom bell" instead of "less than five minutes". The negation in the video ignores that it is possible to arrive exactly five minutes.
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I believe there's a small mistake in the contrapositive argument portion, I think the negation of "arrive more than five minutes past the last ring of the homeroom bell" is most accurately negated to "arrived five minutes or less than the homeroom bell" instead of "less than five minutes". The negation in the video ignores that it is possible to arrive exactly five minutes.