Chapter2 Flashcards

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The part following if in if then statement

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Hypothesis

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Another name for an if then statement. Every conditional has two parts

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Conditional

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The part following then in if then statement

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Conclusion

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If a conditional is true or false

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Truth value

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In a conditional the hypothesis and conclusion switched

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Converse

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When converse and conditional combine it is this

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Biconditional

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The process of reasoning logically for a gown statement to a conclusion if the statement is true this give a true conclusion

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Deductive reasoning

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If a conditional is true and it’s hypothesis is true then it’s conclusion is tre

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Law of detachment

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If p-> a is a true statement and p is the then q is true

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Symbolic form

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If p-> q and q->r are true statements then p->r is a true statement

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Law of syllogism

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If a=b=c=d then a+c =b+d

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Addition Property of equality

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If a equals b and c equals d then a minus c equals b minus d

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Subtraction property of equality

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If a equals b the ca equals cb

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Multiplication property of equality

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If a equals b and c does not equal 0 then a/c equals b/c

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Division property of equality

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A equals a

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Reflexive property of equality

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If a equals b then b equals a

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Symmetric property of equality

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If a equals B and B equals c then a equals c

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Transitive property of equality

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If a equals then b can replace a in any expression

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Substitution property of of equality

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A(b plus c) equals AB AC

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Distributive property

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De congruent to de

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Reflexive property of congruency

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Is de is congruent to FG then FG is congruent to de

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Symmetric property of congruency

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If de is congruent to FG and FG is congruent jk the de is congruent jk

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Transitive property of congruency

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Vertical angles are congruent

Theorem

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Theorem 2-1 vertical angles theorem

23
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If two angles are supplements of the same angle or of congruent angles then the two angles are congruent

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Theorem 2-2 congruent supplements theorem

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If two angles are complement of the same angle then the two angles are congruent

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Theorem 2-3 congruent complements

25
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All right angles are congruent

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Theorem 2-4

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If two angles are congruent and supplementary then each is a right angle

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Theorem 2-5