Chapter 2 vocab Flashcards

1
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Inductive reasoning

A

reasoning based on the patterns you observe

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2
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Conjecture

A

conclusion you reach using inductive reasoning

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3
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Counterexample

A

example that shows that a conjuncture incorrect

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Hypothesis

A

the part “p” following if

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Conditional

A

an if-then statement, p->q

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Conclusion

A

the part “q” following then

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Truth Value

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of a conditional is either true or false

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Negation

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of a statement “p” is the opposite of the statement, ~p

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Converse

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exchange the hypothesis and the conclusion, q->p

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Inverse

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negate both the hypothesis and the conclusion of the conditional, ~p->~q

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Contrapositive

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negate both the hypothesis and the conclusion of the converse, ~q->~p

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11
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Equivalent statements

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have the same truth value

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12
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Biconditional

A

single true statement that combines a true conditional and its true converse, join using if and only if, iff, p<->q

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13
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Deductive Reasoning

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process of reasoning logically from given statements or facts to a conclusion

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14
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Law of Detachment

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If the hypothesis of a true conditional is true, then the conclusion is true

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15
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Law of Syllogism

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allows you to state a conclusion from two conditional statements when the conclusion of one statement is the hypothesis of the other statement

16
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Proof

A

convincing argument that uses deductive reasoning, logically shows why a conjecture is true

17
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Two Column Proof

A

lists each statement on the left and the justification(reason) is on the right; each statement must follow logically from the steps before it

18
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Properties of Equality

A

Addition property
Subtraction Property
Multiplication Property
Reflexive Property
Symmetric Property
Transitive Property
Distributive Property

19
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Symmetric Property

A

x=2y the 2y=x

19
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Reflexive Property

A

a=a

20
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Transitive Property

A

x=y

21
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Theorem

A

conjecture or statement that you can prove

22
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Paragraph proof

A

written as sentences in a paragraph