Geometry A Unit 2

Question 1

conclusion

Answer 1

The then clause in a conditional statement

Question 2

Conditional or Implication

Answer 2

Two statements connected bt the form of If…, then….

Question 3

Conjunction

Answer 3

A statement formed by connection two statements with the word and

Question 4

Contrapositive of a conditional

Answer 4

A statement formed by interchanging the hypothesis and the conclusion in a conditional statement and negating them.

Question 5

Converse of a conditional

Answer 5

a statement formed by interchanging the hypothesis and the concluseion of a conditional statement

Question 6

deductive reasoning

Answer 6

reasoning that leads from statements of a general fact to a specific conclusion

Question 7

Disjunction

Answer 7

a statement formed by combining two statements with the word or

Question 8

Hypothesis

Answer 8

the if clause of a conditional statement

Question 9

Inductive reasoning

Answer 9

The process of making a general conclusion based on specific examples.

Question 10

Inverse of a Conditional .

Answer 10

A statement formed by negating both the hypothesis and the conclusion in a conditional statement

Question 11

Negation

Answer 11

If p is a statement, the new statement, not p or p is false is the negation of p.

Question 12

Statement

Answer 12

a sentence based on mathematical theory; used to prove logical reasoning

Question 13

True-false statement

Answer 13

a sentence based on mathematical theory that is true or false, but not both