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Inductive reasoning
Is the prosses of proving a statement through observation. (seeing)
Conjecture
A statement you belive to be true based on inductive reasoning.
Counter example
To show that a conjecture is false.
Conditional statement
A statment that can de written as p,q.
Hypothesis
the part (p) of a conditional statement following the word (if).
Conclution
The part (q) of a conditional statement followed bt the word (then).
Truth value
whether or not a conditional statement is true or false.
Negation
The statment is not, (not p) or ~p.
Converse
Original: P then Q
changed: Q then P
Inverse
Original: P then Q
Changed: -P then -Q
Countrapositive
Original: P then Q
Changed: -Q then -P
Deductive reasoning
The prosses of using logic to draw conclutions from given facts, definitions, and properties.
Biconditional statement
P if and only if Q
If P then Q
If Q then P
Proof
Used to prove a statement
Addition property of equality
a=b, a+c=b+c
Subtraction POE
a=b, a-c=b-c
Multiplication POE
a=d, ac=bc
Divition POE
a=b, c≠o a/c=b/c
Reflexive POE
a=a
Symmetric POE
a=b, b=a
Transitive POE
a=b, b=c, so a=c
Sudstitution POE
a=b, b can be substituted by a in any expression.
Theorem
Any statement that you can prove.
Paraghraph proof
A style of proof that presents the steps of the proof and thier reasons in paragraph form.
Common order for writing a two collum proof.
Given, Definition of congruency, sudstitution, Addition post., Sudstitution, Definition of congruency.