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29 Cards in this Set

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group of items
set
member of a set
element
{1,2,3,...}
counting numbers
{0,1,2,3,...}
natural numbers
{...,-3,-2,-1,0,1,2,3,...}
integers
nonrepeating and nonterminating
irrational
union of the rational and irrational numbers
real numbers
the thought process used to draw a conclusion about given information or observations
reasoning
a conclusion drawn from or based off of information given or observed
conjecture
the thought process of drawing a conjecture based off of observations, samplings, surveys, ect.
inductive reasoning
the thought process of drawing a conjecture based off factual information
deductive reasoning
a specific case (person, item, situation, number, ect.) that proves a conjecture false
counterexample
a clear and concise use of words to describe a new word
definition
do not have a formal definition
undefined terms
a specific location
point
a set of points in one dimension that extends infinitely in opposite directions
line
set of points in two dimensions that extends infinitely in all directions
plane
points that lie on the same line
collinear
points that do not lie on the same line
noncollinear
points that lie in the same plane
coplanar
points that do not lie in the same point
noncoplanar
part of a line that has 2 endpoints. It contains all the points between and including the endpoints
line segment
part of a line that has 1 endpoint and extends infinitely in one direction
ray
2 collinear rays that share a common initial point but go in opposite directions. They form a line
opposite rays
to cross
intersect
points that are in common
intersection
rules that are accepted as true
postulate or axioms
rules that are proven true
theorems
segments that have equal length
congruent segments