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Geometry 1.4

Lucy King Geometry Freshman in High School English 22 cards

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  1. 1Deductive ReasoningA process of reasoning that uses facts, logic, and/or postulates to draw a conclusion.
  2. 2Inductive ReasoningA process of reasoning that a rule or statement is true because specific cases, such as observations or patterns, are true.
  3. 3ConjectureA statement that is believed to be true.
  4. 4Adjacent AngleTwo angles with a common side and vertex. They cannot overlap.
  5. 5Supplementary AnglesTwo angles whose measures add up to 180 degrees.
  6. 6Complementary AnglesTwo angles whose measures add up to 90 degrees.
  7. 7Linear PairA pair of adjacent angles whose non-common sides are opposite rays.
  8. 8CongruentTwo figures that are the same size and shape.
  9. 9TheoremA statement that can be proven true through a series of logical steps.
  10. 10Linear Pair TheoremIf two angles form a linear pair, then they are supplementary.
  11. 11Conditional StatementA sentence written in if/then format. Shown by p -> q
  12. 12HypothesisAn educated guess. Demonstrated by p.
  13. 13ConclusionThe "answer" to a hypothesis. Demonstrated by q.
  14. 14NegationThe opposite of a hypothesis or a conclusion. Demonstrated by ~p or ~q.
  15. 15ConverseThe opposite of a conditional statement. Shown by q <- p.
  16. 16InverseThe reverse of a conditional statement. Shown by ~p -> ~q.
  17. 17ContrapositiveThe reverse of a converse. Shown by ~q <- p.
  18. 18BiconditionalA sentence used if and only if a conditional statement and the converse are true. Uses an if and only if format. Demonstrated by p <-> q.
  19. 19CounterexampleA sentence that proves a conditional, converse, inverse, or contrapositive to be incorrect. Only one counterexample is needed to prove a statement false.
  20. 20Truth TableA table used to demonstrate conditionals, converses, inverse and contrapositives and if they are true or false.
  21. 21ConjunctionA statement that can only be true if both p and q are true. It is an and statement demonstrated with a ⋀.
  22. 22DisjunctionA statement that can only be false if both p and q are false. It is an or statement demonstrated with a ⋁.

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Freshman in High School Geometry (Module I) Flashcards on Geometry 1.4, created by Lucy King on 24/08/2015.
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