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Chp 2 Geometry Quiz
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1The biconditional of "If I am taking an exam, then Geometry is almost finished" would be the statement "I am taking an exam if and only if Geometry is almost finished".
- ATrue
- BFalse
2The biconditional of "If I am taking an exam, then Geometry is almost finished" would be the statement "I am taking an exam if and only if Geometry is almost finished".
- ATrue
- BFalse
3Which statement is the converse of this conditional? If I take my coat, then it feels cold.
- AIf I don't take my coat, then it doesn't feel cold.
- BIf it feels cold, then I'll take my coat.
- CIf I take my coat, then it does not feel cold.
- DIf it doesn't feel cold, then I'll take my coat.
4Which statement is the converse of this conditional? If it is December 25, then it is Christmas.
- AIf it is Christmas, then it is not December 25.
- BIf it is not December 25, then it is Christmas.
- CIf it is Christmas, then it is December 25.
- DIf it is December 25, then it is not Christmas.
5Which statement is the converse of " If an animal has four legs, then it is a dog." ?
- AIf an animal is a dog, then it has four legs.
- BThe animal is a dog if and only if (iff) it has four legs.
6A counterexample to a ----> b is a situation for which ____________?
- Aa is true and b is false
- Ba is false and b is true
- Ca is false and b is false
- Da is true and b is true
7Find a counterexample to "If A is an even number then A > 5"
- A6
- B13
- C4
- D5
8Find a counterexample to "If x and y are positive then the sum of x and y is even"
- Ax= -2 and y = 3
- Bx = 5 and y = 3
- Cx = -2 and y = -1
- Dx = 2 and y = 5
9Consider the statement if x > 10 than x > 15. Which of the following is an instance?
- A9
- B11
- C18
- D0
10Consider the statement if x < 5 then x < 0. Which of the following is an instance?
- A7
- B4
- C0
- D-2
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- Know the differences between the types of statements you can have and be able to show counterexamples and instances.
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